Matilda (after) Heming (page 3)

After the start Henry Greenwood Peabody

Portrait of the Hon. William Lamb Later 2nd Viscount Melbourne, as a Child, Playing with a Dog in a Mountainous... Maria Hadfield Cosway

Amalie Materna as Brünnhilde in Opera Der Ring des Nibelungen by R. Wagner, 1876 Anonymous

After the start Henry Greenwood Peabody

Berckenrode Castle in Heemstede after the Fire, The Netherlands Jan ten Compe

Engraving by H. Cooper After Lady Mary Wortley Montagu Sir Godfrey Kneller

The Sisters Malvine, Hermine, Adelheid and Ida Speckter, 1825 Erwin Speckter

Salute Wilhelmina by soldiers and civilians after her coronation as Queen at the Royal Palace on Dam Square, Amsterdam Samuel Herz

After the Bath Hans Zatzka

Afterglow in Italy - Evening, 1909 Matthew Ridley Corbet

Illustrations from the Book of Job, pl.2: Job and his Family, after William Blake James Thomas Linnell

Manuscript Leaf with Adoration of the Holy Name, from a Book of Hours, after 1530 Simon Bening (influence of)

Portrait of the Prima ballerina Mathilde Kschessinska, 1912 Anonymous

Margaret Roper Meets Her Father after His Condemnation. Anonymous

After the Lion Hunt, South Africa, 1857 Alfred Hichens Corbould

Jimmy Hill after getting a hat-trick Anonymous

Attila (after Raphael), 1882 Albert Henry Payne

The Kanaka at Home, Just Landed (Centre), Three Years after Anonymous

After the Bath, c.1895 Edgar Degas

After School, 1991 Colin Bootman

After The Flood, 2006 Thomas MacGregor

Maternity with a White Dress c.1895 Maurice Denis

Hamburg After the Fire, 1842 Jacob Gensler

After the Bath, 1908 Philip Burne-Jones

Mathilde Kschessinska, Russian prima ballerina, with her son, Volodya, 1910 Anonymous

After the Bath, c.1890 Pierre-Auguste Renoir

After the Bacchanal, 1898 Robert Richter

Macaronies Drawn After the Life, pub. by N. Darly, December 1773 English School

After the Ball, 1874 Alfred Emile Stevens

Incidents on a Trading Journey: HMS Terror as she Appeared After Being Thrown Up by the Ice in Frozen Channel,... Lieutenant Smyth

Mrs. Mette and her children making flowers in a dirty New York tenement, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine

Charles Dickens at the Blacking Factory Frederick (after) Barnard

Image Accompanying The Law and the Lady: A Novel, Chapter XVIII, Third Question, What Was His Motive? Anonymous

Image Accompanying the Law and the Lady: A Novel, Chapter IV, on the Way Home Anonymous

After the Party Susan Ryder

Second Creation: parting between the waters Hendrick Goltzius