Martin Carlin (page 8)

Portrait of Martin Luther after 1532 Lucas The Elder (studio of) Cranach

Sir Wilfrid Lawson, politician, MP for Carlisle Lock & Whitfield

Sir Edward Carson at a South Londonderry Unionist march Photographer Irish

Inauguration of the Steel Monument at Carlisle on the 16th Ult. Anonymous

Marcus Stone, British artist and illustrator Anonymous

New Post Office, St Martin's le Grand, City of London Anonymous

Mary Capel, Later Duchess of Beaufort, and Her Sister Elizabeth, Countess of Carnarvon, c.1657 Peter Lely

Portrait of Charles XI of Sweden Martin van Mytens

Portrait of Marie Lescszinska Carle Van Loo

Dean Martin in the London Palladium Harry Hammond

View of the Terrasse de Marquayrol, Labastide du Vert, 1935 Henri Jean Guillaume Martin

Charles Carroll Asher Brown Durand

Aston Martin of Kitty Brunell at the RSAC Scottish Rally, 1933 Bill Brunell

Caroline Luise Mathilde Wasmann, 1843 Rudolph Friedrich Wasmann

Carlisle House School, Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth, London Anonymous

Martin Luther, c.1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Peter Collins with an Aston Martin Anonymous

Newbiggin Bridge UK 1846 Opening of the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway Anonymous

Portrait of priest Martinus van Velden Theodor Matham

The Hall, Carlton House T. & Pugin

Marianne Faithfull 1972 Carl Bruin

Thomas Carlyle. Anonymous

Gremlins in the Studio II Martin Johnson Heade

Venus and Mars Carlo Saraceni

Aston Martin DBR1 in action, Le Mans 24 Hours, France, 1959 Maxwell Boyd

Saint Martin and a Beggar, early 16th century Giulio Romano

Carlisle Game Anonymous

Carlisle Game Anonymous

Travelling in Spain: A Train Attacked by Carlists Anonymous

Martin Heinrich Klaproth Anonymous

Dry martini Anonymous

The Canal Saint-Martin, 1933 Paul Signac

Monument to Richard Martin, Recorder of London, Temple Church, City of London Anonymous

The End Of The Carlist War: Carlists And Their Families Crossing Into France At The Frontier Near Lesaca, Navarre Anonymous

Carlisle, c.1832 Joseph Mallord William Turner

Saint Martin and a beggar, after 1650 Anonymous