Arthur Quartley (page 9)

Illustration of King Arthur Receiving Excalibur Daniel Maclise

Queen at Wembley Arena Anonymous

Pisces: Hogarth's Quadrille Fish, ca. 1730 Unknown

Cattle Arthur Reginald Smith

Amory Sibley Carhart, ca. 1860-65 Thomas Le Clear

Quai de Berville, 1918 Felix Edouard Vallotton

Martha Bartlett with Kitten, ca. 1860 Unknown

Wellington's March from Quatre Bras to Waterloo, c.1878 Ernest Crofts

The Guard Mounting: The Horse Guards at Whitehall Harry and Arthur Charles Payne

Ackermann's Repository for the Arts in The Strand Augustus Charles Pugin

The Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon 1881-98 Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Bread and Poultry Market on Quai des Grands Augustins, painted for a fan French School

Seward. "Dear Andy, Mr. Motley calls me a degraded old man." Andy. "No matter, Willy; don't cry." Anonymous

King Arthur Anonymous

The Quarry Henri J.F. Rousseau

Aquarius Postcard Paul Dubosclard

The Arthur Brown Union Harry Hammond

Quarrel over a game, 1764 Francesco Bartolozzi

Arena of Astley's Amphitheatre, Surrey Road Illustration Anonymous

Entrance to the castle of Hollenfeltz Martinus Antonius Kuytenbrouwer Jr

Chester Arthur, Vice-President-Elect the United States Anonymous

Quadrophenia filming Geoffrey Day

J. B. Priestley, 1932 James P. Barraclough

Aquarius, Water Bearer Anonymous

Arthur Roberts, British actor, comedian and music hall entertainer Ernest Barraud

Towneley Pedigrees, 1858-61 Henry Barraud

Glory Quayle', from the novel 'The Christian' by Hall Caine George Bellett Cowen

Prince Arthur acquainted by Una with the Redcross knight's captivity William Kent

Mary Quant Tommy Lea

Qua-Ta-Wa-Pea, 183233 Henry Inman

View of a Quayside, 1853 Jacques Guiaud

Queen Square, Holborn, London Anonymous

A Royal Horse Artillery gun crew loading, 1844 circa Henry Martens

Portrait of Archduke Ernst of Austria, three-quarter length, in armour, c.1580 Martino Rota

Little Major the toll keeper at the New Bailey Bridge, first quarter of the 19th century Gerrard Gerrard

King Arthur fighting the Saxons Anonymous