Model was kitty lambert posters & prints

Roses George Dunlop Leslie

Kitty Brunell driving a Ford Model A 2-seater, Winsford, Somerset, 1930s Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell at the wheel of a Ford Model A Anonymous

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kittens at a banquet, 19th century Louis Eugene Lambert

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 Ford Model A 2-seater, 1931 Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 2-seater Ford Model A, 1931. Bill Brunell

Kitty Brunell's 1930 Ford Model A 2-seater, Lynmouth harbour, Devon, 1931 Bill Brunell

Kitty Carlisle Hart, American actress Anonymous

After Dinner Guests Louis Eugene Lambert

Kitty Brunell driving a 1930 Ford Model A 2-seater through a ford, 1931 Bill Brunell

The Verse Beginning with Wa Katsukawa Shunsho

Daniel Lambert English School

Bust of a woman Gerrit Lamberts

Talbot 14/45 sportsman's coupe of Kitty Brunell competing in the Monte Carlo Rally, 1929 Bill Brunell

The Pond, 1908 George Washington Lambert

Gravestone of Catharina Alida van der Dussen Gerrit Lamberts

Castle Loevestein The Netherlands Gerrit Lamberts

Kitty Brunell's Talbot 14/45 saloon at the Monte Carlo Rally, 1930 Bill Brunell

Letter I. Kitty Taken to School Anonymous

Ben Marshall Portrait of Ben Marshall Lambert Marshall

Best of Friends Eugene Lambert

Reclining Venus Lambert Sustris

Watonai, Wa Tonai from Battles of Kokusenya Anonymous

Landscape with Figures, 1757 George Lambert

Resurrection of Lazarus Lambert Zutman

Qua-Ta-Wa-Pea, 183233 Henry Inman

Tabby kitten Anonymous

Portrait of Baertje Martens, 1644 Lambert Doomer

Anthony Hopkins in David Hare and Howard Brenton's Pravda at the National Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery