Fanny lear posters & prints

Fanny Lear, c.1875 Charles Reutlinger

Fanny Leyland, 1873 James McNeill Whistler

Lear Banishing Cordelia, c.1784-90 Henry Fuseli

Fanny Lynn, 1852 John Everett Millais

Miss Fanny Murray Henry Robert Morland

Fanny, the Favourite Spaniel of Mrs. Musters, Standing in a Wooded Landscape, 1777 George Stubbs

Fanny Brough, British actress Ernest Barraud

Fanny Lewald German School

Mistress Mary Illustration Fanny Cory

Fanny, a brown and white spaniel, 1778 George Stubbs

Portrait of Don Luigi Grimaldi, Prince of Santa Cruce, Leaning on the Tomb of His Fiancee Fanny Francois-Xavier Fabre

Fannie Leslie, British singer and actress Anonymous

Fanny Fanning Edward John Gregory

Fanny Persiani as Zerlina in Don Giovanni Alfred-Edward Chalon

Lear John Hamilton (after) Mortimer

Dame Fanny Lucy Houston, DBE Anonymous

Fanny Dango (1878-1972), singer and dancer Foulsham and Banfield

Fanny Stevenson, wife of Robert Louis Stevenson English Photographer

Jumping Bear Promising to Deliver Fanny Kelly's Letter, an Except From My Captivity Among the Sioux Anonymous

Fanny Moody in Charles Gounod's Faust Anonymous

Portrait of Fanny Burney Anonymous

Portrait Miniature of Fanny Brawne, 1833 English School

Fanny Persiani Pierre Duval-Lecamus

Portrait of Fanny Burney pub. by Henry Colburn, London, 1842 English School

Posthumous Portrait of the Marquise Fanny Grimaldi Francois Xavier Fabre

Cordelia - King Lear Kenny Meadows

Portrait of Don Luigi Grimaldi, Prince of Santa Cruce, Marquis de Pietro Vajrana de Monaco et Genes, Leaning on the... Francois Xavier Fabre

There was a Young Lady of Firle... Edward Lear

Portrait of Fanny Kemble Butler Henry Inman

Lea-Francis competing in the Mid Surrey AC Barnstaple Trial, Tarr Steps, Exmoor, 1934 Bill Brunell

Portrait of Fanny Cornforth, c.1860 Dante Gabriel Charles Rossetti

Mrs W West as Cordelia Woolnoth

King Lear in the storm Benjamin West

King Lear, c. 1860 Ford Madox Brown

Miss Fanny Kemble as Juliet from William Shakespeare`s Romeo and Juliet. London, England, mid-19th century Anonymous

King Lear, c.1788 Benjamin West