Mary anne clarke posters & prints

The Modern Circe or a Sequel to the Petticoat Anonymous

Mary Anne Clarke, née Thompson, c. 1810 Anonymous

The modern Circe or a sequel to the petticoat Anonymous

Mary Anne Clarke, née Thompson Anonymous

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

Mary Ann Paton James Warren Childe

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

George Eliot, 19th century English novelist Francois d'Albert Durade

Claverton Mary Anne Goodman

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

George Eliot, English novelist Frederic William Burton

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

Mary Anne Stirling, British actress Anonymous

Mary Anne Paton Samuel Thomas Chinn

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

Mary Ann, 1846 Fitz Henry Lane

Camellia Bouquet from Flower Pieces Unknown

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

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

St Anne Anonymous

George Eliot, English novelist G Sidney Hunt

Virgin and Child with Saint Anne (Anna Selbdritt) Defendente Ferrari

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

The Education of the Virgin Mary. Altarpiece of the Virgin (right wing), 1510-1515 Anonymous

The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne Leonardo Da Vinci

Saint Anne and Mary as child Anonymous

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

Marie Lohr (1890-1975) and E Holman Clark (1864-1925) Foulsham and Banfield

Virgin and Child with St. Anne Vicente Macip

Ivy-leaved Toad Flax Marie-Anne

Glen Maie, Isle of Man Mary Anne Goodman

St. Mary's Hall, Coventry, 1890 Mary Anne Sibree

Anne Bonny, John 'Calico Jack' Rackam and Mary Read, 18th Century Pirates Karen Humpage

Tulipa 'Mary Ann' Anonymous

Portrait Miniature of Girl in a White Dress, c.1815 Mary Ann Knight

The Presentation of the Virgin Mary, 1497 Russian icon