Wilson (page 5)

Sir Edward Grey (1862-1933), British Foreign Secretary, First World War HW Barnett

Seascape with Sandbanks and Fishing Boats Philip Wilson Steer

The Supremes, 1971 Peter Stone

'Defence of a main artery of Antwerp', First World War Anonymous

Serbian soldiers camping, First World War Anonymous

Ivy Millais and Marie Leonhard, actresses Foulsham and Banfield

Belgian troops nearing the scene of battle, First World War Anonymous

The Embarkation of Regulus, Ancient Carthage Joseph Mallord William Turner

Niobe William Woollett

Children in a communal kitchen, London Anonymous

Cossack attack on German troops, East Prussia, First World War Anonymous

Washington and Mary Philipse Howard Pyle

German troops travelling by train to the eastern front, First World War Anonymous

Portrait of John Fox Burgoyne (1782-1871) Wilson & Beadell

Washington's Retreat from Great Meadows Howard (after) Pyle

'Uhlans demanding refreshments from Belgian villagers', First World War Anonymous

Reclining Nude Philip Wilson Steer

David Garrick and George Anne Bellamy Benjamin Wilson

The Supremes, 1973 Ron Burton

Damaged Austrian jewellers' shop, Paris, First World War Anonymous

British sailors wiring a mine, First World War Anonymous

Company of German scouts receiving telephone instructions, First World War Anonymous

The Prince of Wales Alexander Bassano

French infantry, reinforcements for the allies, First World War Anonymous

Children emptying their money boxes to invest in war bonds Anonymous

Solitude William Woollett

Rose Pettigrew Philip Wilson Steer

German troops as prisoners in Antwerp, Belgium, First World War Anonymous

German spy escorted to military prison by the Canadian authorities, First World War Anonymous

Parisians watching a German aeroplane, First World War Anonymous

A Belgian regiment retreats to Antwerp, First World War Anonymous

Russian Howitzer at practice fire, First World War Anonymous

The German army in Brussels, First World War Anonymous

Russian Cossacks attacking German army, East Prussia, First World War Anonymous

Sad Goalkeeper Associated Newspapers

Austrian troops surrender without firing a shot Anonymous