Roger & gallet posters & prints

Advert for Pourpre d'Orient (Crimson of the Orient), perfume by Roger and Gallet Anonymous

Portrait of the librettist Louis Gallet, 1892 Anonymous

Portrait of Louis Gallet Studio Benque

George Rogers and His Wife, Margaret, and His Sister Francis Hayman

Mr. E. Dresser Rogers Camberwell, London Anonymous

Portrait of Robert Rogers Anonymous

Ginger Rogers, American actress Anonymous

Ginger Rogers (1911-1995), American actress Anonymous

Ginger Rogers, American actress Anonymous

Roger Aytoun Anonymous

Roger Palmer (1634-1705), 1st Earl of Castlemaine Anonymous

Rogers' Seat And Inigo Jones' Gateway, Holland House, 19th Century Anonymous

Roger Williams, Anglo-American theologian Gordon Ross

Roger Fenton, British photographer Anonymous

Robert Rogers and Pontiac Conversing Anonymous

Bedstead Rogers And Dears Anonymous

Samuel Rogers London Anonymous

The Settler's First Home in the Far West W. A. Rogers

Shorty Rogers Brian Foskett

Abigael Bromfield Rogers, c.1784 John Singleton Copley

Detail of a panel from a memorial window in Trinity Hall, City of London Anonymous

Interior of Rogers's Bank at Clement's Lane Anonymous

Charles Rogers (1904-1999), American actor and jazz musician Anonymous

Roger Manners, 5th Earl of Rutland, c.1675 Jeremias van der Eyden

Roger Clark Unknown

Roger Williams sheltered by the Narragansetts, 1636 A. H. Wray

George Rogers Clark Thomas B. Welch

Sir Roger Newdigate in the Library at Arbury Arthur Devis

Roger Wallace in his electric car, 1899 Unknown

Her Majesty's Costume Ball, the Sir Roger De Coverley Dance, in the Picture Gallery Anonymous

Diorama of Our Native Land; or, England and the Seasons, and the Sir Roger De Coverley Dance Anonymous

Sir Roger Burgoyne Riding 'Badger' Sir Roger Buroyne Upon His Favourite Horse Badger, With His Bitch Juno James Seymour

Escape of Roger Mortimer from the Tower Anonymous

The Cow Boys Breaking Camp Drawn W. A. Rogers Anonymous

Portrait of George and Margaret Rogers, c.1748-50 Francis Hayman

Sir Roger de Coverley and Addison with 'The Saracen's Head' - a Scene from The Spectator William Powell Frith