George Phillips (page 8)

Portrait of George Payne of Sulby on His Chestnut Hunter, "The Clipper" with the Pytchley at Full Cry John Ferneley

George Best Staff

Mrs. George M. Gill, 1841 George Lethbridge Saunders

Traffic on George Washington Bridge Anonymous

Boy George Eddie Sanderson

George Best MSI

Prince George aged eleven Elliott & Fry

The Duke of York, the future King George VI of the United Kingdom Anonymous

King George V touches the City's Sword, at Temple Bar, London Anonymous

Prince George and his wife Mary with their son Edward, HMS Crescent Anonymous

George Hudson, MP English School

Portrait of George Washington, 1779 Gilbert Stuart

Portrait of George Washington Anonymous

George Washington, 1796-1803 Gilbert Stuart

Portrait of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham engraved by Renold Elstrack English School

King George V Lance Calkin

George Best Library

George Washington Directing Troops Anonymous

Portrait of George de Ligne Gregory John Russell

George I Godfrey Kneller

Sir George Otto Trevelyan (1838-1928), British statesman and author W&D Downey

George, Duke of Cambridge, British soldier Cassell

George Meredith (1828-1909), English novelist and poet Anonymous

George Washington, c.1820 Gilbert Stuart

George III, on horseback, reviewing volunteers, City Road, Finsbury, Islington, London Anonymous

George V broadcasting his Christmas Message to the British Commonwealth and Empire, 1935 English Photographer

Portrait of Philip Herbert Carpenter (1852-1891) Maull & Fox

Portrait of Sir Thomas Philips in Eastern Costume, Reclining with a Hookah Richard Dadd

Portrait of George Edwards (1694-1773) Johann Sebastian Müller

George Washington, c.1803-5 Gilbert Stuart

Fireplace at The George, Colchester Walter Bayes

George III visited with his family the Dorchester prison Charles Howard Hodges

George V with a wounded soldier, 7th Battalion Sherwood Foresters, March 1918 Anonymous

Mr. George Hill Lambeth, London Anonymous

King George V on the 'Victoria and Albert' Takes the Tiller and Orders the Fleet to Sea, July 17th 1935 Bernard Finnigan Gribble

King George II Anonymous