No 5169 posters & prints

Ms 5169 f.2v The Notaries and the King's Secretaries in the Hall of the College of Notaries and King's Secretaries French School

Egill Skallagrimsson Icelandic School

Basel, Switzerland Anonymous

Charles Jarrott Anonymous

Portrait of Andre Gide 1912 Jacques-Emile Blanche

Map of the first thirteen colonies of the United States of America Anonymous

Louis-Gabriel Suchet Duke of Albufera and Marshal of France Frederic Legrip

Traffic down Regent Street Anonymous

A Shady Corner William Snr. Shayer

Caricature of Napoleon Bonaparte English School

Coast with Cliffs and Boats previously attributed to J.M.W. Turner and also attributed to Peter de Wint English School

Santo Domingo, St. Thomas, 1850 Fritz Siegfried Georg Melbye

The Wizard of Oz poster Anonymous

Tsars bodyguard of Cossacks in the Winter palace Vladimir Dmitrievich Sverchkov

Ms 19 March: Aries and a man felling trees French School

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coltman, c.1770-72 Joseph Wright of Derby

Altarpiece of the Dominicans: The Mystical Hunt, c.1470-80 Martin Schongauer

Portrait of a Young Boy Margaret Carpenter

Printed Book of Hours: fol. 6v, May calendar illustration, 1510 Guillaume Le Rouge

George Washington at colonial meeting Anonymous

Hampstead Road, c.1910-11 Harold Gilman

A Mediterranean Harbour Scene: Morning, 1745 Claude Joseph Vernet

The Garden at Bellevue, 1880 Edouard Manet

The choir, Chester Cathedral, Cheshire Anonymous

Investiture of the king by the goddess Ishtar Mesopotamian Mesopotamian

A Chlorite Falcon Amulet. Late Period, Dynasty XXVI-XXX (664-343 B.C.) Anonymous

Brutus and Portia, c.1500-50 Michelle da (attr. to) Verona

Kilauea Volcano Erupting Anonymous

The Nativity, c.1478 Martin Schongauer

Friedrich (Fyodor) Fiedler, translator of Russian poetry, c1906 Unknown

Woman in an Interior, c.1909 Pierre Laprade

The Ruination of church bells, 1924 Evgeni Ivanovich Stolitsa

Traffic down Regent Street, London, 1910 Unknown

Dancers Edgar Degas

Portrait of Frau Maximilian Harden Edvard Munch

Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke English School