Ethel Gabain (page 3)

Excommunication of Modern Civilization. Galileo of the 19th Century. "But nevertheless it does move" Anonymous

The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel, 1853 William Dyce

View of the London Volunteer Cavalry and Flying Artillery, 1805 Charles Cranmer

Captain Carre of the H M T 'Egra' Anonymous

Mademoiselle George in the role of St. Genevieve from Act II, Scene 3 of 'Attila' by Pierre Corneille engraved by... Fauconnier Fauconnier

Train schedule of the Gotthard-Railway for the year 1902, 1902 Anonymous

Brothel Scene Edgar Degas

The Truth Unveiled, 1913 Egon Schiele

Margot Fonteyn in The Haunted Ballroom at the Sadler's Wells Theatre Pigeon Crowle

Portrait of Ether Developer Crawford Long Anonymous

The 'George and Vulture' tavern, London Taylor

Breaking of the Bread Jean Louis Forain

Ethiopian Monarch Fred Holland Day

Portrait of Goethe, 1816 Ferdinand Jagemann

Augustine Preaching to Ethelbert and Bertha Anonymous

'Capitaine Fracasse', c120-1670 Abraham Bosse

The Etcher, c.1887-89 Stacy Tolman

The Painter Otto Eckmann 1897 Lovis Corinth

St. Ethelburga's Church Anonymous

Ella Fitzgerald at the London Palladium Harry Hammond

The Miracle Jean Louis Forain

The Vagabond Gustave Courbet

An etching in the Germ William Holman Hunt

Walking the streets of London George Cruikshank

Statue of Captain Coram at the Foundling Hospital, London, 1856 Anonymous

The Bachelor's Birthday Kaufmann Isidor

Gambon's Moving Panorama, the Fountains at Versailles Exhibited at the Linwood Gallery, Leicester Square, London Anonymous

Goethe in the Roman Campagna Johann H.W. Tischbein

A baby in an isolation unit, Hither Green Hospital, London, 1947 Unknown

The first trams in London Anonymous

The gypsy and her children (La bohémienne et ses enfants), 1853-1854 Anonymous

The New Hatch Joseph Swain

The Painter's Wife Harriet, c.1868 David Gee

The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel, 1853 William Dyce

Waltzing! Or a peep into the Royal Brothel, Spring Gardens, London Isaac Robert Cruikshank

The Bather (Baigneuse), c. 1888 Anonymous