With gray ground scratched away for heightening posters & prints

Landscape with Cows, second half 19th century Émile van Marcke

Christ in Glory Correggio

The Nativity Francesco Vanni

Dream of Jacob Jan Houwensz II

Portrait of Simon Bolivar, 1831 Jose Anselmo (attr.to) Yanez

pig Christoph Weigel

Parks Place, Knightsbridge, London, 1916 Rose Maynard Barton

Reclining Old Man Georges Lallemant

The Eagle and the Magpie Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Idyll Frederick Stuart Church

Portrait of André-Antoine Bernard, called Bernard de Saintes Jacques-Louis David

The Wolf and the Fox Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Belphagore Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Personification of September Joachim von Sandrart

Peasant Woman Seated on a Donkey and a Peasant Man Francesco Londonio

Pointer and Setter Grouse Trials at Rhiwlas, North Wales: General View of the Ground Anonymous

River God, c. 1720 Paul Troger

Bust of an Angel Hendrick Goltzius

Bearded Man Filling a Glass and Youth Running Giorgio Vasari

Joseph Interpreting the Dreams of his Fellow Prisoners Francesco Salvator Fontebasso

Pesquet's Dasyptilus Edward Lear

Vulcan at His Forge Francesco Primaticcio

The Return from the Race Carle Vernet

The Incredulity of Thomas (recto), Study for the Figure of Thomas (verso) Pellegrino Tibaldi

Man holds shovel in the ground standing between personifications of Hope and Abundance Joannes Maire

The Run on the National Penny Bank, Strutton Ground, Westminster Depositors Claiming Their Money Anonymous

Three Stars, 1942 Wassily Kandinsky

Woman with a Chair; Femme au Fauteuil Hippolyte Petitjean

Roses, 1885 Ignace Henri Jean Fantin-Latour

Zynien, Studie Ferdinand Hodler

A Cock, a Hen and Chicks in a Yard, Thomas Hiepes

A Peacock and a Penhen with Fruit and Flowers in a Park Franz Werner Tamm

Little Dorothy Mattersdorf, 1893 Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Still Life of Forest Floor with Flowers, Mushrooms and Snails Elias van den Broeck

A Proposal of Marriage Jules Worms

Section of the Manufactory, Showing the Progress of the Rope from the Ground Floor to the Wheel in the Second... Anonymous