Christopher (attr.to) Columbus (page 28)

Christ Teacheth Humility Robert Scott Lauder Scott Lauder

Fjord Christinia, 1915 Daniel Vladimir Baranoff-Rossine

Christ in the Garden with Angels Corbould Family

Memorial of Christ's Hospital, Newgate Street, London Benyon & Company

Christ Mocked c.1490-1500 Hieronymus Bosch

Christ as the Man of Sorrows Crispijn van de Passe I

Le Christ dolent Santi di Tito

Peckwater Quad looking East, Christ Church, Oxford, 1850 George Pyne

Bill Lomas, TT (Tourist Trophy) rider T.M. Badger

Christ on the Cross and Two Figures School American

Portrait of Christiaan Tisteijn Pieter Meyer

Father Christmas and a Robin Lavinia Hamer

Chris Amon (on the left) and David Yorke Anonymous

Landscape with meeting of Christ and Virgin Polidoro da Caravaggio

Christ Walking on the Water Henry Corbould

Portrait of Francois-Christophe Kellermann c.1835 Georges Rouget

Bird's-Eye View of Christian Constantinople Istanbul Anonymous

Crowning with Thorns of Christ Nicolaes de Bruyn

Christ entering Jerusalem, Israel Henry Corbould

Christ Baptim Anonymous

Face of Christ on St. Veronica's Cloth, 1649 Claude Mellan

The Old Hall, Whittington's Library and the cloisters, Christ's Hospital, City of London Henry Shaw

Christ in Glory with the Saints, c.1660 Mattia Preti

Chrysocolla Anonymous

Lamentation Over the Dead Christ Bartolommeo Bellano

Portrait of Count Philipp Christoph von Königsmarck, Last quarter of 17th cen Anonymous

High St. with the Church of St. Nicholas, Colchester, Essex William Henry Bartlett

Columbarium juliae Anonymous

Artist Executing Designs for the Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, 1894 Charles Yardley Turner

Bristol from Rownham Ferry, 1841 Unknown

Christ addressing a group of women seated and standing on steps, ca. 1541-44 Andrea Schiavone

Column in Moscow François Joseph Weygand

Christ in Limbo Benvenuto di Giovanni

Christ of the Cornfield, 1883 Thomas-Francis Dicksee

Mr Colman, a Methodist preacher Anonymous

Christ's Hospital, London William Henry Toms