Bernard Partridge

The Triumph of Culture Bernard Partridge

'The Advance that Failed', First World War Bernard Partridge

Mr. Robert Grafton and Mrs. Mary Partridge Wells Grafton Benjamin West

Male and Female Californian Partridge J.R Prevost

Grey Partridge Carl Donner

Still Life of Two Partridges Matthew Bloem

Canada, Ypres, April 23-24 1915 Bernard Partridge

Partridge Dye House, Bowbridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire Désiré Delaplace-Gérardin

Partridge Shooting Peter de Wint

Landscape with a Dog and Partridges, 1719 Alexandre François Desportes

Mr Pardiggle, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

Mrs Partridge and her sister Miss Croker, c.1850 George Richmond

Henry, 3rd Viscount Palmerston John Partridge

Galifornian Partridge Anonymous

Mr Anderson (of Bride Lane, City) the barber parson Anonymous

David Garrick and Mrs Pritchard in 'The Suspicious Husband' by Benjamin Hoadley 1747 Francis Hayman

Barry Humphries in Lionel Bart's Oliver! at the London Palladium Anthony Crickmay

Charles-Ferdinand of France in the Costume of a French Prince, 1820 Francois Pascal Simon Baron Gerard

Charles Dickens and Benjamin Disraeli, 1870 Anonymous

A St. Bernard on the Edge of a Wood Heinrich Sperling

Portrait of Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield Anonymous

Bertrand Russell, standing as a candidate for Wimbledon during the by-election of 1907 English Photographer

Birmingham fans trial 1991 Monte Fresco

Sir John Barnard, Lord Mayor 1737 Joseph Highmore

Young Man with a Penny-Farthing, c.1870s English Photographer

Robert Browning Rischgitz Collection

Sam Bartram and Bert Turner. Reg Sayers

Tyburn, Paddington, London Anonymous

William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke Anthony van Dyck

Ivers and Pond Upright Piano in Home Interior Anonymous

Photocall for new BBC production 'Keeping up Appearances' Williams

Upright Piano - Detail of célèste inside Henry W. Batley

The Derby, 1844: The Start John Frederick Herring Senior

A Portrait, c.1885-1890 Levi Wells Prentice

Winston Churchill Ivor Roberts-Jones

Alfred Hutton Frederick Hollyer