John Falconar Slater (page 5)

Young falconer, Florentine School Master of the Judgement of Paris

Peregrine Falcon; Falco peregrinus (Linn.) Edward Lear

Sir John Stuart William Wood

Jaw-Bone, or House John-Canoe, plate 3 from 'Sketches of Character...', 1838 Isaac Mendes Belisario

Falcons and owls in a barn Francis Barlow

Gutta Percha Boat, Employed in the Late Voyage of the Prince Albert in Search of Sir John Franklin Anonymous

Loading Slate at Bangor Ferry John Laporte

Revival of Falconry Anonymous

Portrait of a Boy with a Falcon Wallerant Vaillant

Iceland or Gyr Falcon John James Audubon

John Selden, 1672 English School

The Recovered Figure-Head of the Missing British Training-Ship Atalanta Sketched at St. Johns, Newfoundland Anonymous

John Singer Sargent, American painter J E Purdy

John Law, Comptroller General of France, 1720 (1841) Unknown

John Malcolm Stahl, American film director and producer Anonymous

A falconer, standing half length, in a feathered hat Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (circle of)

John Constable English School

John Reith, 1st Baron Reith Robert Low

A falconer surrounded by dogs Frederik de Wit

Grey falcon, 2017 Jane Tattersfield

John reads on Staff

John Bull Taking a Luncheon or British Cooks Cramming Old Grumble Gizzard with Bonne-Chère Anonymous

Portrait of John Smeaton (1724-1792) Benjamin Wilson

Landscape with falconers J.W.P.

Baswich Village - house of John Stevenson Salt, Esq. : sepia drawing, 1841 John Buckler

Portrait of John Whyte Melville of Bennochy and Strathkinners Francis Grant

John Speed, published by George Humble, 1632 Solomon Savery

An Ornithologist, Probably John Latham Ramsay Richard Reinagle

Portrait of John Talbot, later 1st Earl Talbot Pompeo Batoni

John Marshall, American statesman and jurist Gordon Ross

John McLean Henry Bryan Hall

John Keats, English poet Anonymous

Falcon Cliff, 2001 George Dannatt

Document Handwritten by Explorer Robert Falcon Scott Anonymous

John Wesley Vivian Jack Payne Anonymous

Mary Anne Talbot, otherwise John Taylor, engraved by G. Scott, 1804 James (after) Green