old-vineyard - Vincent Van Gogh

The Cairo Bazaar - John Frederick Lewis

The Lute Player 1711 - Willem van Mieris

La Guinguette Au Bord De L'Eau - Pierre-Emmanuel Damoye

The Procuress [detail: 2] - Jan Vermeer Van Delft

A woodland stream - Albert Gabriel Rigolot

An apple, black grapes, two oranges and cob nuts on oriental plate, with holly in a glass vase, on a wooden table - Eloise Harriet Stannard

The Battle of Trafalgar the Beginning of the Action - William John Huggins

View of the Weesperzijde with Het Paleis van de Volksvlijt in the distance, Amsterdam - Johannes Christiaan Karel Klinkenberg

Damiette Apple Trees - Armand Guillaumin

The first break in the family - Heywood Hardy

The Force of Eloquence - Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

Eve with the apple - Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Distant View of Stirling 1827 - Alexander Nasmyth

The Gypsy Dell - Moonlight - Samuel Palmer

Waterloo Docks from Modern Liverpool Illustrated - William Gavin Herdman

Phyllis - Edwin Longsden Long

Pond - Georges dEspagnat

Mrs. Symons - Anders Zorn

The clearing of the Colonnade du Louvre and the Demolition of the Hotel Rouille - Pierre-Antoine Demachy

Two Horses By A Stable - Wouterus Verschuur

Hebe and Jupiter - French School

Bouquet De Fleurs - Edouard (Jean-Edouard) Vuillard

The Penitent Magdalen 2 - (after) Carlo Dolci

The Connoisseur - Emile Meyer

A hurdy-gurdy player with children at a cottage door - Adriaen Jansz. Van Ostade

The Lamentation - (after) Jacob De Backer

Triptych of Jan Floreins [detail: 1, central panel] - Hans Memling

He meditated a mighty draft one hand was fumbling with his tags, while the other was extended in the act of grasping the Jorum, illustration from The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth and Marvels, published 1898 - Arthur Rackham

Portrait of Robert Burns 1759-96 1795-96 - Alexander Reid

View Of Venice - Ainslie H. Bean

Portrait of an artist in his studio - Gerrit Dou

Christ on the Cross between St John and St Francis - Gerard David

Portrait Of Sir Robert King, Bt., Of Boyle Abbey, County Roscommon (C.1625-1708) - Johann Closterman (after)