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Ichimura Uzaemon IX as Umeomaru, mid 1770s Katsukawa Shunsho

Portrait of Mehemet Said Pacha, Bey of Rumelia, Ambassador of the Ottoman Sultan Mahmoud I at Versailles, 1742 Jacques Andre Joseph Camelot Aved

Eastern Woman William Gale

Portrait of Thomas Lemas Paul Merwart

Object in the form of a shoe Anonymous

The Camp at Shorncliffe Anonymous

Thomas Collins as Slender in 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' by Shakespeare, Drury Lane, 1802 Samuel de Wilde

Home from the Sea, 1862 Arthur Hughes

Alderman Sir Thomas White Anonymous

A Woman with a Dog Herman van der Mijn

Couple man seated at desk holding paper woman standing looking over his shoulder smiling happy Anonymous

The Last in Coomassie Anonymous

The Homecoming Joseph Constantine Stadler

Portrait of Thomas Graham (1805-1869) George Frederick Watts

Tsuki ni tomari fune, Sailboats moored under the moon Uehara Konen

Momoyama Period Portable Shrine Depicting the Virgin and Child (Open) Anonymous

Letter from Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells to George Harbin Thomas Ken

Female Northern Shoveler Duck in flight Anonymous

Woman from the Samoan Islands Anonymous

An Arab sheikh, Iraq A Kerim

Portrait of a Woman Roman

Homo erectus English School

The Brolly Shop, Holborn Julian Barrow

Actors Portraying the Official Kudo Suketsune, a Warrior, the Two Soga Brothers, and a Woman in a Soga Kabuki Play Anonymous

Home Again, 1858, 1860 Henry Nelson O'Neil

Phyllostachys propinqua (sand bamboo) - shoot Anonymous

Woman Showing Curiosities to Soldier, ca. 1742 Gabriel Huquier

Woman Shopping at Grocery Store Anonymous

Fish cleaning woman Hermanus Fock

Béatrix of Geneva, wife of Thomas I of Savoy Anonymous

1930s woman jumping rope exercise outdoors wearing polka dot halter top and shorts Anonymous

Ship Offshore Anonymous

View of town based on lake shore, Shieldaig, Scotland, United Kingdom Anonymous

Thomas Cranmer Holding a Book Anonymous

St. Thomas Becket, after a print by Hollar English School

Dinizulu, Undabuko, and Chingwao, the Exiled Zulu Chiefs, Leaving the Gaol at Eshowe, Zululand, En Route Anonymous