Jo Smith (page 3)

Mrs Smith, a nurse Unknown

Seascape with Boats and Figures Jock Wilson

Book Illustration of Captain John Smith Jousting E. Boyd Smith

Mr R.O. Gascoigne's 'Jerry' with B. Smith up on Doncaster Racecourse David of York Dalby

Adam Smith, 1790 John Kay

Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Marcantonio Bassetti

Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Anonymous

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 1762 John Hesselius

Oliver Goldsmith English School

Emigrants attacked by the Comanches, engraved by John Smith Captain Seth (after) Eastman

The Goldsmith Jorg Zurer of Augsburg, 1531 Christoph Amberger

Thomas Smith, 1785-87 Gilbert Stuart

Mr. J.B. Smith, M.P. for Stirling Burghs Anonymous

John Smith being taken prisoner and threatened with death by the Native Americans of Virginia in 1607, 1624 English School

Frank Hindley Smith, 1923 Roger Eliot Fry

Captain John Smith Anonymous

Mrs William Smith, 1908 William Logsdail

Title of Captain John Smith's True Relation Anonymous

The Widow's Mite James Jacques Joseph Tissot

Samuel Smith and his Son William, c.1770 Mason Chamberlin

Boxer Joe Louis in uniform Associated Newspapers

Henry Smith, c.1820 English School

The Opening of Parliament: Samuel Smith Esq. M.P. Seconder in the House of Commons Anonymous

Edward Henry Smith Stanley, Lord Stanley John Jabez Edwin Paisley Mayall

Joseph Priestley, English chemist and Presbyterian minister, 19th century Unknown

A Nepalese woman with her child Anonymous

The Daguerreotypist (possibly Noah C. Smith) Anonymous

Interior of the Smithy, Ambleside John Harden

St Joseph's Dream, c1677-1747 Francesco Solimena

Pocahontas saving the life of Captain John Smith, c.1836-40 John Gadsby Chapman

The Woodman Public House Sarah Smith

Pocahontas Saving Captain John Smith Anonymous

St. Catherine, engraved by John Smith (c.1489-1534) (after) Correggio

A Magnificent Mansion lately standing in Hart Street, Crutched Friars, published in Smith's 'Ancient Topography of London', 1815 John Thomas Smith

Mr Smith's house at Battersea, London John Boydell

Portrait of Adam Smith, 1795 Anonymous