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Banquet at the House of Tarquinius
Hendrik Goltzius
ca. 1578
The Dream of the Doctor
Albrecht Dürer
ca. 1498
The Man of Sorrows with Arms Outstretched/Extended
Johan Wierix
before 1561
Woman Taking Her Tea
Pierre Filloeul
1759
Portrait of Lord Byron
John Taylor Wedgwood
no date
Comitas
Sir Robert Strange
1761-1765
Virgin and Sleeping Child
Sir Robert Strange
no date
Entrance to the Peak Cavern, Derbyshire
Edward Francis Finden
1822
Feeding Poultry
Anonymous
c. 1821
Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn
William Hogarth
1738
Guillaume Dubois (1656-1723)
Pierre Imbert Drevet
1724
Lord Grenville
John Samuel Agar
c. 1815
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