Thomas Sandby (page 3)

Hungerford Market, Strand, engraved by Thomas Barber, 1830 Thomas Hosmer (after) Shepherd

The Rainbow Paul Sandby

The South Sea Bubble, print made by Thomas Boys, 1825 English School

The North Terrace, Windsor Castle, looking East Paul Sandby

Encampment in Hyde Park during the Gordon Riots, 1780 Paul Sandby

Flint and steel seller, Cries of London Paul Sandby

Landscape with a Castle Paul Sandby

Hackwood Park, Hampshire South-East view of Hackwood, the seat of His Grace the Duke of Bolton Paul Sandby

An Unfinished View of the West Gate, Canterbury, Kent Paul Sandby

Tess of the D'Urbervilles: You Be the Woman They Call Mrs. Durbeyfield, I Reckon?' He Said to Tess's Mother, Who... Anonymous

Landscape with a Lake Paul Sandby

A View of the Menagerie and its Pavilion at Kew T. Sandby

The Old Welsh Bridge, Shrewsbury Paul Sandby

Italianate Landscape with Travellers no.2, c.1760 Paul Sandby

Sandters on the Moor Thomas Woodward

Portrait of Thomas Gray Anonymous

St. Thomas's Church, Southwark, London Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Portrait of Sir Thomas Byam Martin 1852 Thomas Mackay

The burning of the Temple at Ephesus Paul Sandby

Portrait miniature of Thomas Love Peacock c.1805 Roger Jean

The Family of Thomas More, Chancellor of England Hans Holbein the Younger

Nature by Sir Thomas Lawrence, Winter Anonymous

Thomas Richard Leader Anonymous

Thomas Hill, c.1571 English School

Thomas Gray, drawn by William Henshaw (after) English School

Edinburgh from the Castle, engraved by Thomas Brown J (after) Ramage

Portrait of Thomas Gray Anonymous

Thomas Hughes Lock & Whitfield

Engraving of Thomas Young Anonymous

Thomas Jenkins, 1856 Briton Riviere

A Man of the Sandwich Islands in a Mask John (after) Webber

Doubting Thomas touching Christ's wound Portrait of William Fielding

Thomas, Lord Graves James Northcote

Portrait of Sir Thomas More Sarah Countess of Essex

Portrait of Thomas Carlyle 1866 T. Henderson

Thomas hardy, Tess of the D'Urbervilles: You Be the Woman They Call Mrs. Durbeyfield I Reckon?' He Said to Tess's... Anonymous