Samuel Johnson

Portrait of Samuel Johnson Edward Francis Finden

Samuel Johnson Thinking at Desk Anonymous

Dr. Samuel Johnson Auguste Christian Fleischmann

Samuel Johnson Joshua Reynolds

Dr Samuel Johnson School English

Samuel Johnson, literary critic, poet, essayist, biographer Anonymous

Samuel Johnson Joshua (after) Reynolds

Samuel Johnson Reading Book Anonymous

Samuel Johnson Walking with James Boswell Anonymous

Dr Samuel Johnson English School

Letter from Dr Samuel Johnson to Warren Hastings Dr Samuel Johnson

Samuel Johnson Joseph Nollekens

Samuel Johnson King'S College President Anonymous

Dr Samuel Johnson William Ireland

'Projection of the eclipse of the Sun, October 29, 878, in the time of King Alfred' Samuel Johnson

Samuel Johnson's first interview with John Wilkes Anonymous

Oliver Goldsmith with James Boswell and Samuel Johnson Anonymous

Boswell and the Ghost of Samuel Johnson. English School

View of no 8 Bolt Court, where Dr Samuel Johnson lived, City of London John Thomas Smith

'Transit of Venus December 6, 1882' Samuel Johnson

A letter from Dr Johnson, on his finishing the Lives of the Poets, c1780 James Boswell

'Projection of the eclipse of the Sun on the morning of May 17, 1882' Samuel Johnson

Samuel Johnson and James Boswell in Fleet Street Anonymous

'Dr Johnson in his travelling dress, as described in Boswell's Tour,' c1773 Thomas Trotter

An Account of the Proceedings against Samuel Johnson, 1686 English School

Dr Johnson, after Reynolds Hercules Brabazon Brabazon

Portrait of Samuel Johnson c.1778-80 James Barry

Dr Johnson, English literary figure Thomas Trotter

Dr. Johnson in the Ante-Room of the Lord Chesterfield Waiting for an Audience, 1748 Edward Matthew Ward

Dr Johnson's first interview with John Wilkes W Thomas

Old Wisdom blinking at the stars W Rennie

Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, London Edward Francis Finden

Boswell and Dr. Johnson Anonymous

Unknown man, called Samuel Johnson John Opie

Dr. Samuel Johnson, 1775 Joshua Reynolds

Dr Samuel Johnson's Introduction to a Highland Hut English School