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Camden Town Kid, or Cockney Stoic, 1940 Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson

Wallenstein warned, 1882 Richard Brend'amour

The Duke of Friedland Retires from the Army, 1882 Richard Brend'amour

A Scene in the Napoleonic War Richard Caton Woodville II

Capture of Fort Frontenac Anonymous

Montreal in 1729 Anonymous

Fafner: 'Hey! Come hither, And stop me this cranny!' Arthur Rackham

Brunnhilde stands for a long time, dazed and alarmed Arthur Rackham

Sieglinde prepares Hunding's draught for the night Arthur Rackham

Fricka approaches in anger Arthur Rackham

Brunnhilde slowly and silently leads her horse down the path to the cave Arthur Rackham

South-west view of the Royal Exchange, City of London Anonymous

Papa Cobden taking Master Robert a free trade walk, 1845 Richard Doyle

Dover, c.1746-47 Richard Wilson

Longton Hall Richard Edensor Heathcote

A Harp Player of the Azandeh or Nyam-Nyams Richard Buchta

Mauritia subinermis' Richard Spruce

'Painted agarista' [Joseph's coat moth] Richard Polydore Nodder

'Sloane's strombus' Richard Polydore Nodder

London Street, Bath, looking towards Walcot, c.1939 Walter Richard Sickert

Duel at Pontlieu, Le Mans, 1930 Richard Wheatland

Wambela, wife of Cobbawn Wogi, native chief of Port Stephen, NSW, 1820 Richard Browne

London from the Tower Bridge, 1914 Richard Henry Wright

Cocktail Hour, or Cafe de Nuit, 1906 Richard Emil Miller

Infantry, 2nd West India Regiment Richard Simkin

Ophelia weaving her garlands, 1842 Richard Redgrave

A Bridge near Douglas in the Isle of Man Richard Godfrey

'New-Holland creeper' [Scarlet myzomela] Richard Polydore Nodder

'Violet-winged phasma' [Spur-legged stick insect] Richard Polydore Nodder

Jingo, 1975 Richard Eyre

The Four Seasons: Winter, c.1919 Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson

The Four Seasons: Summer, c.1919 Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson

The Trundle at Goodwood, 1930s Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson

A Sailor's Christening Philip Richard Morris

Speed Six Bentley at Brooklands 1930, 1986 Richard Wheatland

Lieutenant George Belson, Corps of Marines, Chatham, c.1780 Richard Livesay