James Reeve

Portrait of Lord John Cholmondeley, 1968 James Reeve

Portrait of Ranchero's Sister-in-law, 1988 James Reeve

Miraculous Vision of Christ in the Banana Grove, 1989 James Reeve

Devils and Skeletons Awaiting the Arrival of the Candidate, 1987 James Reeve

Water Snake and Dragon-fly, 1971 James Reeve

Two Old Sisters, Jacmel, Haiti, 1974 James Reeve

Ruin in a Swamp, Haiti, 1971 James Reeve

Miraculous Vision of the Virgin in the Orange Orchard, 1996 James Reeve

The Virgin of the Huasteca, 1988 James Reeve

Women Fighting outside the Church of Santa Catarina, 2001 James Reeve

The-dansant, Tea Evening, La Ciudadela, 2003 James Reeve

Portrait of Don Alfonso and wife, 1992 James Reeve

Hairdresser in the Plaza Roldan, 2001 James Reeve

Kitchen Garden, Sana'a, North Yemen, 1975 James Reeve

The Bridegroom Never Came, 2001 James Reeve

Still Life with Papaya and Cityscape, 2000 James Reeve

Fruit-stall, La Laguinilla, 1998 James Reeve

Veneration of the Virgen del Rosario, the Convent of San Domingo, 2001 James Reeve

Political Protest, the Cloister of Sor Juana de la Cruz 2001 James Reeve

Ruined Temple, Tikal, Guatemala, 1984 James Reeve

The Soothsayer, 1986 James Reeve

Taxi Depot, San Lazaro, Mexico City, 2003 James Reeve

The Reverend Thomas Levett and Favourite Dogs James Ward

Portrait of the Rev. Thomas Levett and Favourite Dogs, Cock-Shooting, 1811 James Ward

Rev James Chalmers, 1895 English Photographer

Mr John Reeve in a burlesque of the myth of Cupid and Psyche. London, England, 1832 Unknown

Rev Dr James McCosh Hill & Adamson

The Rev James Creighton John Renton

James II. Proclaimed at Boston Anonymous

James Hervey J. (after) Williams

James IV, 1473 - 1513. Reigned 1488 - 1513 unknown

James Fitzjames, Duke of Berwick engraved by Pierre Drevet, 1693 Benedetto Gennari

Portrait of James I of England John de Critz the Elder

The Fair on the Thames, February 4th 1814, engraving by Reeve Luke (after) Clennell

Revd James Julius Wood, Greyfriars' Church Hill & Adamson

Birth place of Reverend James Hervey, Hardingston, near Northampton Anonymous