Samuel Sidley (page 27)

The Residence of Lam Glassa-too, watercolour by Samuel Davies after an engraving James Basire

Portrait of Emily Bottomley, 1901 Mary McCrossan

Pair of Portraits of Samurai-Officials: Hirai Kyosei, 1776 Tsukioka Settei; Sando Hyosho

M.w. Ridley, Esq. Anonymous

On board the sailing ship 'Roman Emperor', June 1890, 1890 Henry Scott Tuke

Lytham Sandhills, 1864 Richard Ansdell

Sketches of trees and a hilly landscape Samuel Palmer

Samuel Seaward Petrus van der Loo

Fiddlehead of Sadleria Fern Anonymous

John Thurloe, English lawyer Anonymous

Samuel, First Viscount Hood, (c1794?) Lemuel Francis Abbot

A bridled grey stallion, with a saddle cloth and partially plaited mane: a modello Anthony van Dyck

Harold Vanderbilt's Yacht Sailing Anonymous

Trulla Attacking Hudibra William Hogarth

The Good Samaritan, 1834 Theodore Caruelle d' Aligny

Huntley Wright in San Toy Ellis & Walery

Idle Moments, 1892 Walter Langley

Cricket Match at Edenside, Carlisle, c.1844 Samuel Bough

Betley Church: sepia drawing, 1840 John Buckler

The Spirit of Samuel appearing to Saul at the house of the Witch of Endor, 1668 Salvator Rosa

Ritz Tower, New York byWilliam Samuel Horton Anonymous

Sammy Davis with 1897 Leon Bollee tricar 'Beelzebub' Anonymous

Samson Betrayed, 1850 Frederick Richard Pickersgill

Philip James Bailey, 1884 John Edgar Williams

Richard Huddleston English School

Sam Weller and Mary Illustration Anonymous

Gilbert Cattley as a boy in an Eton suit drawing Unknown

Kent - Bromley Hill - Interior of Library Drawing Room, 1816 John Buckler

Bill Haley Harry Hammond

Mary Shelley, 1831 Samuel John Stump

The Martyrdom of Laurence Saunders at Coventry, left hand panel of triptych, 1851 Charles West Cope

Sir Walter Calverley Blackett Unknown artist

Margot Fonteyn in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake at the Sadler's Wells Theatre Gordon Anthony

The Bowling Green, Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire George Samuel Elgood

Samuel Clemens Holding Daughters/Etching Anonymous

Civic reception of Lord Beaconsfield and Lord Salisbury at the Guildhall, London Anonymous