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Queen Elizabeth's bed, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire Anonymous

Lord Berners Laying the Foundation Stone of the Agricultural Hall Islington Anonymous

Judith Receiving the Ancients of Bethulia, 16th century Veronese

The Badminton Bed, detail. England, mid-18th century John Linnell

The Pool of Bethesda James Jacques Joseph Tissot

Betty Balfour, English silent screen actress Anonymous

Princess Elizabeth and Prince Charles Cecil Beaton

Beefeater and Spanish soldier Lucien Besche

She Has Throughout Her Life Been Betrayed by Those Who Should Have Been Most Faithful to Her James Jacques Tissot

Conus betulinus Anonymous

Pieta Pietro Perugino

Bedfont Church Anonymous

Jesus Healing the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda, c.1759 Giandomenico Tiepolo

Rehobeth Beach, Delaware Anonymous

Pieta Giovanni Bellini

Portrait of Nicolaas Beets J.F. Brugman

Detail of auroch on Ishtar Gate at Pergamon Museum Anonymous

The Queen in a Cottage Bedroom Anonymous

Beach Anonymous

Runner Beans, 2013 Sarah Thompson-Engels

The Belle of New York Anonymous

Ingena Rotterdam, Betrothed of Admiral Jacob Binkes, 1676 Nicolaes Maes

Princess Elizabeth Cecil Beaton

Principal Square in grand Cairo, with Murad Bey's Palace Thomas Milton

Healing at the Pool of Bethesda Richard van Orley

The British Fleet Lying in the Roadstead of Beyrout (Beirut) Anonymous

The Diplomatic Type by Keisai Eisen from the series Imayo bijin junikei (Twelve scenes of modern beauties) Anonymous

Beaned Nathan Griffith

House of Memlook Radnau Bey, Cairo, 1870 Frank Dillon

Between The Acts At The Opera House: Merchants And Bankers Discussing The Purchase, Cairo Anonymous

Portrait of a Lady believed to be Elizabeth I, c.1580 English School

Sculptures outside the entrance to Old Bethlehem Hospital, Moorfields, City of London William Sharp

Caracalla murdered his brother Geta in the bedroom of their mother Reinier Vinkeles

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Edward Cecil Beaton

Premises belonging to builders Peto and Grissell in York Road, Lambeth, London John Buckler

Bette Davis, (1908-1989), two-time Academy Award winning American actress Anonymous