Augustus Turner

Kearsey's Windmill, Minchinhampton Common, Gloucestershire Augustus Turner

Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 3rd Duke of Grafton John Hoppner

Inuit interpreters: Junius [L] and Augustus [R] Edward Francis Finden

Augustus Caesar Anonymous

Sculpture of Augustus Anonymous

Midshipman Augustus Brine, 1782 John Singleton Copley

Roman cameo portrait of Augustus Anonymous

Bust of Augustus Anonymous

Augustulus the Last Roman Emperor Surrenders to Odoacer. Anonymous

Augustus II King of Poland, 1710 Pieter Schenk

Portrait of Augustus I Elector of Saxony Lucas the Younger Cranach

Auguste Viktoria, German empress Reichard & Lindner

Portrait of Augustus II, Duke of Saxony Johan Barra

Caesar Augustus Anonymous

A monument to Augustus, in a grotto with figures, 17th century Charles-Cornelisz de Hooch

William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland William Hogarth

Augustus III King of Poland as a Child Pieter Schenk

Portrait of Mary Turner Austin, c.1878 John Singer Sargent

Augustin-Eugène Scribe playwright, librettist Nadar [Gaspard Félix Tournachon]

Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl Antoine Caron

A Collector of Pictures at the Time of Augustus, 1867 Lawrence Alma-Tadema

Augustus Caesar Anonymous

Augustus John, British painter Alick P F Ritchie

Princess Augusta, Madame de Beauharnais, Duchess of Leuchtenberg, with her Daughters Jos Anonymous

Auguste Préault Nadar [Gaspard Félix Tournachon]

Augustus Allebé Maria Alexandrina Reuss

Bust of Augustus Caesar Anonymous

Augustus First Roman Emperor Anonymous

The Castellani Collection at the British Museum: Marble Head of Young Augustus Anonymous

Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl, c.1540-50 School Netherlandish

Augustus of Prima Porta Ancient Roman Statue Anonymous

Portrait of Duke Augustus of Saxony Lucas the Younger Cranach

Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex as Grand Master, 1827 J. Naish

Portrait of Frederick Augustus II of Saxony Nicolas de Largilliere

Portrait of Prince Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany Sir Thomas Lawrence

Laurence Turner, Master of the Art Workers' Guild in 1922, 1925 John Percy Cooke