Walter Scott (page 9)

Sir Walter Raleigh and son, 1602 Anonymous

The Foster Mother, 1887 Walter Hunt

Swallow Falls, Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales, 1873 Edwin Frederick Holt

Waning Winter, 1906 Walter Launt Palmer

Scott's expedition team Herbert George Ponting

Stage Coach John Watson

Pulteney Bridge, Bath, c.1916-17 Walter Richard Sickert

Inez on the Zattere Walter Richard Sickert

Ingestre Church - tablets to Walter Chetwynd elder and younger: painting, nd [?19th cent] John Robert Fernyhough

Sir Walter Raleigh trying to establish friendship with King Arromaia of Guiana Jacques (d.1587/88) (after) Le Moyne

Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo John Augustus Atkinson

Portrait of William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck-Scott, 4th Duke of Portland, 1852 Francis Grant

Martha Washington Gilbert Stuart

Winfield Scott, c.1850 Alonzo Chappel

Scott's clothing used on the Antarctic expedition, 1901-4 Anonymous

Pulteney Bridge, Bath, 1918 Walter Richard Sickert

Winter Sunlight Walter Launt Palmer

Sir Walter Raleigh (c. 1554-1618) Anonymous

Walton-on-the-Hill Church John Buckler

The Scott Centenary: Exhibition of Portraits and Relics at Edinburgh 1871 Anonymous

Portrait of Izaac Walton Anonymous

Winter Sundown, c.1900-1910 Walter Launt Palmer

Walter Elmer Schofield Robert Cozad Henri

Scott's Run, West Virginia. Pursglove Mines Nos. 4 and 5 Lewis Hine

Walter Devereux 1st Earl of Essex, 2nd Viscount Hereford English School

Captain Scott, British polar explorer, in the Antarctic, 1911 Herbert Ponting

Scott's Run, West Virginia. Unemployed bachelor, Jere Lewis Hine

Wallace Crowned with Laurel in Westminster Hall English School

Interior of Liverpool Cathedral Stewart Bale

Ronnie Scott's Pam Ingalls

Walt Whitman (1819-1892). American poet., essayist and journalist Anonymous

View of Westminster from Lambeth with a royal barge in the foreground Samuel Scott

Robert Walter Weir, 1838 Unknown Artist

Early monoplane Anonymous

Alice Montague Douglas-Scott, Duchess of Gloucester Cecil Beaton

Casting a Monster Cylinder at Messrs. Scott Russell and Co.'s Building-Yard Anonymous