My geraldine posters & prints

New York: Abbey Scene from Bartley Campbell's New Play My Geraldine Anonymous

Abbey Scene from Bartley Campbell's New Play, My Geraldine Anonymous

The Earl of Surrey 'Beholding the Fayre Geraldine in the Mirror', 1853 Edward Henry Corbould

The Castle of the Geraldines, Maynooth Anonymous

Geraldine Ulmar, American singer and actress Ernest Barraud

Portrait of a Woman, 'Fair Geraldine', wife of Edward Clinton), 1573 Lucas de Heere

Geraldine Lee, 1914 George Wesley Bellows

Geraldine Russell, 1902 or 1903 John White Alexander

Geraldine Lee, 1914 George Wesley Bellows

Christobel Finds Geraldine William Gershom Collingwood

My Friend Bellamy W.G. Waters

My Friend Bellamy W.G. Waters

Love Me Love My Dog (Miss Bowles) Anonymous

David Bamber, John Sessions and Anthony Calf in Kevin Elyot's My Night with Reg at the Criterion Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

John Sessions and David Bamber in Kevin Elyot's My Night with Reg at the Criterion Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

Opposite my House at Barnes Edward William Cooke

Thirlby Hall; In Spite Of All My Entreaties She Did Ride Down William Small

My Dream (Mon Rêve), 1883 Rodolphe Bresdin

I Have Given My Answer Anonymous

My Father Julie Held

My Family, 1937 Anonymous

Hook my Frock, 1858 William Hemsley

Portrait of my daughters Frank Weston Benson

Love Me Love My Dog. 1873 Anonymous

Lupino Lane in Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber's Me and My Girl at the Victoria Palace Theatre Houston Rogers

my city Alexandra Stanek

My Ladys Garden Anonymous

My Bunkie, 1899 Charles Schreyvogel

My First Sermon John Everett Millais

My Daughter Mary Alfred Reginald Thomson

Edward Terry in My Pretty Maid Bassano Studio

Thirlby Hall; Old Mr. Jacobson Examined With Interest The Glittering Contents Of My Leather Boxes William Small

My Helene, On her Lap Little Mathilda Asleep, and Close By, Our Two Other Children, Robert and Little Louise Hermann Carl Eduard Biewend

Edwards' Desiccated Soup - My Dear Buy It! Louis Weierter & S.H. Benson

My pet, you can never find anyone to scratch you as well as you can scratch yourself Paul Gavarni