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Sir Daniel Macnee
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Alfred the Saxon King (Disguised as a Minstrel) in the Tent of Guthrum the Dane
Daniel Maclise
Daniel de Kervegan Mayor of Nantes, Placating a Riot, 1813
Henri Villain
Dan Leno in Dick Whittington at Drury Lane Theatre
Anonymous
A Daniel Come to Judgement!
Joseph Swain
Shirley MacLaine
Bela Zola
The Fish-Street macaroni
James Bretherton
Portrait of Daniel Defoe
Anonymous
Fourth view of Trianon, taken in the French garden, engraved by Francois Denis Nee
Louis-Nicolas de Lespinasse
Daniel Webster
Anonymous
General Sir Daniel Lysons
Lock & Whitfield
Sir Francis Drake
Samuel Lane
Daniel Defoe in the Pillory, Temple Bar, London
JC Armytage
Sir John Dick
Gilbert Stuart
George Inness
Daniel Huntington
The Malacca Cane, a Portrait of Duncan Macdonald, Esq., Seated
George Leslie Hunter
The MacNab
Henry Raeburn
The Macaronies
Anonymous
Danae
Vincent Sellaer
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson in the role of Macbeth
English School
Daniel Turner
Anonymous
Sir John Soane
unknown
Portrait of American Frontiersman Daniel Boone
Anonymous
Portrait of Sir Robert John Kane (1809-1809)
Samuel Freeman
Hector Macneill, engraved by John Rogers
(after) English School
Daniel Boone Fighting Enemy
Anonymous
Daniel Forrester, Aged 45
Anonymous
Robinson Crusoe
Anonymous
The Death of Lady Macbeth, c.1875
Dante Gabriel Charles Rossetti
Testimonial to Sir Daniel Gooch Bart. M.P. From the Great Western Railway Company 1873
Anonymous
Danae, 1903
William Sergeant Kendall
Sir John Lawes
Anonymous
Part of a letter from John Locke to Sir Hans Sloane
John Locke
Captain MacHeath, the highwayman hero of 'The Beggar's Opera' by John Gay, pub. by Redington
English School
Macaronies Drawn After the Life, pub. by N. Darly, December 1773
English School
Daniel D. Tompkins
Thomas A. Woolnoth
Profile of a Great Dane
Anonymous
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