Patch Keyes (page 3)

Presentation of the Keys of Grenoble to the President of France, 1852 Anonymous

The mare's lamentation, or the self-willed Don-Key John Phillips

Cabbage Garden, 1877 Arthur Melville

Angel with the Key of the Abyss, 1498 Albrecht Dürer or Duerer

An Allegory of Public Trust Laurent de la Hyre

View of the Arno with Ponte Santa Trinita Thomas Patch

The Arno at Florence Thomas Patch

Portrait Of Francis Scott Key Anonymous

Portrait of Filips van Montmorency Count of Hoorne Adriaen Thomasz Key

Francis Scott Key, c.1816 Joseph Wood

Right Hon. Admiral Sir A. Cooper-Key, G.C.B. Anonymous

The great general frightened by Don-Key Henry Heath

Third Carpet-Cat-Patch Ditz Ditz

White Puppy with Brown Eye Patch Anonymous

Piano keys Stuart Brill

The Abyssinian Question John Tenniel

View of the Piazza della Signoria, Florence Thomas Patch

The Russo-Turkish War, the Key of the Dardanelles: Chanak Kalessi, on the Asiatic Shore Anonymous

Museo Nazionale di Antichita, Chieti, Chieti, Abruzzo Anonymous

The Angel, holding the Keys of Hell, enchains the Devil, in the shape of a Dragon, in the Pit Spanish School

British Gentlemen at Sir Horace Mann's Home in Florence Thomas Patch

Key of a Chamberlain at the Imperial Court of Russia, Late 18th cent Historic Object

Battle of Cross Keys Anonymous

Greater New York City Anonymous

Francis Scott Key Anonymous

Delivering the Keys of the Tower to the New Constable Anonymous

Porkfish (Anisotremus virginicus) Anonymous

Lord Heathfield. c1809 Sir Joshua Reynolds

The Delivery of the Keys to Peter Master of the Die

Portrait of a Seated Man Holding a Key Anonymous

Johnny Kydd Harry Hammond

The Assassination of Lord F. Cavendish and Mr. Burke: Scene of the Outrage Looking Towards the Viceregal Lodge Anonymous

A key to help identify the people in Hogarth's painting 'The Beggar's Opera', 1790 William Hogarth

Par-ci, par-lá: The Boudoir key opens many secrets, 1854-1856 Paul Gavarni

To offer the keys of the city to Louis Napoleon, 1808 Abraham Vinkeles

A Jack-o-lantern in a Pumpkin Patch, British Columbia, Canada. Anonymous