Mary anne hedger posters & prints

St Michael's Crypt, Aldgate, London Mary Anne Hedger

Remains of London Wall in the churchyard of St Giles without Cripplegate, City of London Valentine Davis

Lauderdale House, Aldersgate Street, London, c1800(?) Mary Anne Hedger

Church of St Sepulchre, Snow Hill, City of London Valentine Davis

St. Anne with Mary and the Child, c.1465-1500 Israhel van the younger Meckenem

Mary Anne Stirling, British actress Anonymous

Portrait of Marie-Anne de Cupis also known as La Camargo Elisabeth Louise Vigee-Lebrun

Mary Anne Paton Samuel Thomas Chinn

Saint Anne and Joachim at the Presentation of Mary in the Temple, 1433-34 Paolo Uccello

Mary Ann Paton James Warren Childe

Mary Ann, 1846 Fitz Henry Lane

Anne-Marie de Bosmelet, Duchess of La Force, 1714 Francois de Troy

Mary Anne Clarke, née Thompson, c. 1810 Anonymous

Holy Family with Saints Anne, Catherine of Alexandria, and Mary Magdalene, c.1560-9 Nosadella

Head of Saint Anne from the Presentation of Mary in the Temple, 1433-34 Paolo Uccello

Mary Ann Laidlaw, c.1823 English School

Advertisement for Mary and Ann Hogarth's draper's shop Anonymous

Holy Family with Saints Anne, Catherine of Alexandria, and Mary Magdalene Nosadella

Portrait of Guillaume Marie-Anne Brune Charles Howard Hodges

Saint Anne and Mary as child Anonymous

Portrait of Queen Mary-Anne of Austria Diego Velazquez

Tulipa 'Mary Ann' Anonymous

Saint Anne and Mary as child, 14th century Russian icon

St Anne Anonymous

The Holy Family with Saint Anne, 1626-1630 Pieter Paul Rubens

St Anne, the Virgin and Child, c1520-1565 Juan de Borgona the Younger

Illustration of Ann Bonney and Mary Read Dressed as Pirates Anonymous

George Eliot, English novelist Frederic William Burton

Mary Anne Clarke, née Thompson Anonymous

The Virgin Mary with Saint Anne holding the infant Jesus Lucas the Elder Cranach

Mary Ann, 1926 Robert Cozad Henri

Mary Ann Goulding, 1858 Charles Loring Elliot

The Modern Circe or a Sequel to the Petticoat Anonymous

Portrait of Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans, called La Grande Mademoiselle Louis Ferdinand Elle

St Anne, The Virgin and Child and a Donor Hans Memling

The modern Circe or a sequel to the petticoat Anonymous