Albert Gregorius (page 9)

Eublepharis macularius f. albino (leopard gecko) Anonymous

Gregory VII (Hildebrand), 1882 Anonymous

Gilbert Keith Chesterton, English writer Alfred Priest

The Defeat of Darius by Alexander the Great 331 BC Francois Louis Joseph Watteau

Albert the Magnanimous, King of Hungary and Croatia Béla Vizkelety

Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg, 1519 Albrecht Dürer

Retarius Jean Leon Gerome

Allegorical composition by Felix Meritis Jacques Kuyper

Allegory of variability Arnold Houbraken

Allegorie sur le Marriage de Monseigneur le Comte de Provence, 1771 Gabriel de Saint-Aubin

Desiderius Erasmus Albrecht Dürer

Title Page of St. Gregory's 'Moralia': Job Visited by His Three Friends…, c. 1143-1178 Abbot Frowin (probably)

Allegory of Time, 1690-1733 Bernard Picart

An Allegory of Peace and Plenty, 1629 Gerrit van Honthorst

A Concert of Hector Berlioz in 1846 Andreas Geiger

Albert Bridge, Manchester Anonymous

Rev Robert Gregory, MA, Canon Residentiary of St Paul's Cathedral Lock & Whitfield

St Gregory the Great Corrado Giaquinto

The Sacred Allegory Anonymous

The Dwarf Gregory, 1908 Ignacio Zuloaga y Zabaleta

Ambroise Thomas previously thought to be Giuseppe Verdi Italian School

St. Gregory the Great from 'Liber Chronicarum' by Hartmann Schedel 1493 German School

The Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor English Photographer

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert Anonymous

The Mass of Saint Gregory Israhel van Meckenem

Figurehead of HMY Victoria and Albert II English School

Emperor Henri IV at the feet of Pope Gregory VII Federico Zuccari or Zuccaro

Night hour, costume design for the first production of 'Caligula' by Alexandre Dumas at the Comedie Francaise, December 1837 Eugene Giraud

Aegidius Le Maistre, upper part Print of Aegidius Le Maistre

Allegory of the city of Amsterdam Gerard de Lairesse

St. Gregory and St. Augustine, c.1510 Juan de Borgona

Portrait of Albert Einstein Max Liebermann

Portrait of the poet Gregório de Matos, 19th century Anonymous

The Mass of St. Gregory Adriaen Isenbrandt

Display Block Allegory with two putti Jacob de Wit

Allegory of Rome Frederik de Wit