Robert cleveley posters & prints

English Ships of War Robert Cleveley

Shipping Robert Cleveley

Rowing Match at Richmond, Surrey Robert Cleveley

Dover Cliffs Robert Cleveley

Billingsgate at High Water Robert Clevely

An Admiralty yacht coming alongside a man-o-war which has hove-to to await her arrival, with other vessels beyond Robert Cleveley

English Ships of War, one firing a Salute Robert Cleveley

The Rowing Match at Richmond Robert Cleveley

Billingsgate Wharf, London Robert Clevely

View of Billingsgate wharf with boats on the water, City of London Robert Clevely

Launching at Deptford The elder

The 'Peregrine' in Two Positions off the Coast, 1766 John the Elder Cleveley

The Landing of Princess Charlotte at Harwich in 1761, 1762 John the Elder Cleveley

The Racehorse and Carcass forcing through the Ice John the Younger Cleveley

Commodore Phipps' expedition John Cleverley The Younger

A Sheer Hulk refitting an East Indiaman John the Elder Cleveley

Clive's Victories In India Anonymous

Letter from Robert Clive to Thomas Pelham-Holles Robert Clive

Portrait of First Lord Clive Robert Anonymous

Statue of Robert Lord Clive and Baron Plassey, Inaugurated at Shrewsbury on Wednesday, UK, 1860 Anonymous

Lord Robert Clive, taken from a series of cigarette cards Anonymous

Mrs. Robert Hyde John Singleton Copley

Robert Clive on Roof Anonymous

Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Baronet, British Prime Minister George Baxter

Bronze Statue of the Late Sir Robert Peel, Just Erected at the West End of Cheapside Anonymous

Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson, 1887 Anonymous

Robert Lowe, MP Lock & Whitfield

Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex Anonymous

Letter from Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, to William Cecil, 1st July 1596 Robert Devereux

Signature of Robert Clive 1757 Anonymous

Inauguration of the Statue of the Late Sir Robert Peel, at Bury, 1852 Anonymous

Statue of the Late Sir Robert Peel, at Leeds Anonymous

Sir Robert Peel Anonymous

Statue of the Late Sir Robert Peel, at Tamworth Anonymous

Field Marshal Lord Roberts and his headquarters staff, Kilmainham, Ireland Lafayette

Robert wounding his father James William Edmund Doyle