Coenraet decker posters & prints

Storming and conquest of Coevorden on December 30, 1672 Coenraet Decker

View port of Arakan Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier

Festoon of Fruits Hanging over a Pedestal with Flowers and a Red-Green Parrot, c. 1730-31 Coenraet Roepel

Still Life with Fruit Coenraet Roepel

Portrait of the Poet Jeremias de Decker, 1666. Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn

Still Life with Flowers Coenraet Roepel

Pineapple grown in Sir Matthew Decker's Garden, Richmond, Surrey, 1720 Theodorus Netscher

Portrait of the artist Coenraet Roepel Richard van Bleeck

The City, 1937 Nicholas Bristowe

An Indiaman and a Two Decker Thomas Luny

Putto with Arms of Jacques Coëne, c. 1513 Bernard van Orley

An English Two-Decker Lying Hove to, with Other Ships and Vessels in a Fresh Breeze Dominic Serres

Haymarket Joas Souza

Portrait of Jeremias de Decker, Poet in Amsterdam Arnoud van Halen

1950 AEC RT double decker London bus Unknown

Busy traffic in London 1999 Unknown

A double-decker bus standing outside the Law Courts, London Anonymous

Illustration of Couple on Rainy Roof of Double-Decker Bus Anne Harriet Fish

Portrait of Jacques Coëne, Abbot of Marchiennes Jan van Scorel

A Two-Decker on Fire at Night off a Fort Charles Brooking

London Mainero Rocca

Double-decker electric tram, 1907 Unknown

Two decker barge used to move British troops up the Tigris from Amarah to Baghdad Anonymous

Greenings Joseph Decker

Thorneycroft double decker bus, Buckinghamshire, c1920s Bill Brunell

Portrait of the daughters of Sir Matthew Decker, Bt., 1718 Jan Van Meyer

Single-decker electric tram, 1907 Unknown

London street scene 1999 outside South African embassy Unknown

1908 Leyland bus, (c1908?) Unknown

Double-decker electric tram with advertisement for the New Cross Empire, 1907 Unknown

1909 Milnes Daimler bus, (c1909?) Unknown

London Mainero Rocca

Londoners rushing for a bus on Ludgate Hill Anonymous

Traffic on the New Kent Road, Southwark, London, 1947 Unknown

H.M.S. Britannia lying off Plymouth Thomas Buttersworth

The Jubilee, Kensington High Street, London, 1901 William Harding Collingwood-Smith