Basawan (page 3)

The Whiteley Bridge, Ashar Creek, Basra, Iraq A Kerim

Northern river terrapin (Batagur baska) Keulemans

The New Basmannaya street in Moscow, 1920s Anonymous

Flowers on basalt wall Anonymous

The Temple of Apollo, Bassae, 1854-55 Edward Lear

Rostam carried by Akwan-Diwa Persian School

CBL In 03.54 Akbar Receives Gifts from the Ambassadors of Badakhshan Indian School

Great Indian Fruit Bat, Pteropus giganteus, with both wings outstretched, c.1778-82 Das Bhawani

Baswich Church School English

The Sheikh Gazal Market in Ashar, Basra, Iraq A Kerim

Shah Jahan and Qudsia Begum: the Begum pours away the wine, Kalam Indian School

The bazaar square in Basra, Iraq A Kerim

Baswich Village - house of Sir William Congreve School English

Basil the Great, 1811-12 Vasili Kuzmich Shebuev

Indra, Balawaste, 7th-8th century School Indian

The submission of Kaliya, Basohli, Pahari School Pahari School

The Suq al Dijaj market, Basra, Iraq A Kerim

Bazon: The Artist's Cat, 1905 Odilon Redon

Kawasi Indian Baby, 1904 Grace Carpenter Hudson

924 A ride around the temples, Bagan Clive Wilson

Soldiers of the 30th Punjabis, Awan and the 20th Duke of Cambridge's Own Infantry Alfred Crowdy Lovett

Portrait of John Baskerville James Millar

Page from Tales of a Parrot: Twenty-fourth night: Bashir confides his love?, c. 1560 Unknown

A Bashi-Bazouk and a Bread-Seller, Constantinople, Istanbul, Turkey Anonymous

Don Juan Bazo de Moreda, c.1655 Francisco de Zurbaran

Detail of the town of Phitsanulok, Wat Bowonniwet Vihara, Bangkok Thai School

Two forest paths, Anthonie Waterloo, Basan et Poignant Pierre François Basan

The Tearful Radha. Basohli, Punjab Hills, India, late 17th century Unknown

The Corsican Bajazet in London Anonymous

Baobab, Nxai Pan, Botswana Anonymous

The War in the East: with the Turks: Bashi-Bazouks in Ambush Anonymous

A Jasrota prince, possibly Balwant Singh, on a riding expedition, by Nainsukh Kashmir, c.1751 Indian School

Temple at Bassae, 1849 Edward Lear

Ashar Creek leading to the Shatt al-Arab, Basra, Iraq A Kerim

Bathing ghat, Benares, India BW Kilburn

The Eastern Question: Tartar Basardjick, an Officer Just Returned from Alexinatz: Did You See Anything of Our Boy Selim? Anonymous