Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object

Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object

Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object

Sad forebodings of what is going to happen

Sad forebodings of what is going to happen

Sad forebodings of what is going to happen

The poet

The poet

The poet

after MICHELANGEO Buonarroti
Seated man with drapery

after PREMIER ENGRAVER
Hercules and Antaeus

after RAPHAEL
The Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon

after RAPHAEL
Raphael and his mistress

after RAPHAEL
The Massacre of the Innocents

after RAPHAEL
The Sibyl of Tibur and the Sibyl of Cusana

after RAPHAEL
Faun playing with a child

after RAPHAEL
Martyrdom of St Cecilia

after RAPHAEL
Poetry

after RAPHAEL
The battle of the Milvian bridge from the sala di Constantino

after RAPHAEL
Hercules and the Nemean Lion

AIKMAN, after William
Allan Ramsay

ALBERTI, Cherubino
Seated man with drapery

ALBERTI, Cherubino
Abraham and Isaac

ALBERTI, Cherubino
Autumn? or Perseus in the Garden of the Hesperides (part II)

ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Dogs hunting boar and deer

ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Lions, bulls and deer

ALLOJA, Giuseppe
Two cupids mounted on goats

ANDREWS, Sybil
Storm

ANNIS, W.T.
The Mildmay sea-piece

APPIAN, Adolphe
La Rivière

AQUILA, Pietro
The battle of the Milvian bridge from the sala di Constantino

AQUILANO, after Pompeo
Christ and Mary Magdalene

AQUILANO, after Pompeo
The descent from the cross

BALDUNG, called GRIEN, Hans
The bewitched groom

BALDUNG, called GRIEN, Hans
Wild horses fighting

BAMLER, Johann
Animals

BAMLER, Johann
St Quentin

BAMLER, Johann
The beheading of Saints Faith, Hope, Charity and Wisdom

BANDINELLI, after Baccio
The Massacre of the Innocents

BAROCCI, after Federico
Aeneas and his family fleeing Troy

BARTOLOZZI, Francesco
The death of Captain Cook

BASELITZ, Georg
Das Haus [The house]

BASELITZ, Georg
Die Vase [The vase]

BASELITZ, Georg
Eagle

BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
How la beale Isoud wrote to Sir Tristram

BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
How Sir Bedivere cast the sword Excalibur into the water

BEARDSLEY, Aubrey
Queen Guenever as a nun

BEATRIZET, Nicolas
The Massacre of the Innocents

BECKMANN, Max
Self portrait

BECKMANN, Max
The beggars (Die Bettler)

BEGA, Cornelis
Tavern interior

BELLOTTO, Bernardo
A view of Padua from the fortifications, seen through arches

BERAIN, after Jean
Habit d'architecte

BERTHON, Paul
Sarah Bernhardt

BINCK, after Jacob
Jacob Binck

BISCAINO, Bartolomeo
Moses rescued from the Nile

BLAKE, William
Job and his Family

BLAKE, William
Job's despair

BLAKE, William
The Circle of the Lustful: Paolo and Francesca

BLAKE, William
The Destruction of Job's sons

BLAKE, William
The Lord answering Job out of the whirlwind

BLANCHARD, Auguste
The finding of the Saviour in the Temple

BLOEMAERT, after Abraham
Landscape with cottage and two figures with baskets

BOCK, Christoph Wilhelm
D. Wilhelm Friedrich Hufnagel

BOL, after Hans
Landscape with hunters and falconers

BOL, Ferdinand
The woman with the pear

BOLDRINI, After Nicolò
Samson and Delilah

BOLDRINI, After Nicolò
The mystic marriage of St Catherine

BOLDRINI, Nicolò
Venus and Cupid

BOLSWERT, Boëtius Adamsz.
Landscape with cottage and two figures with baskets

BOLSWERT, Schelte Adamsz.
Spanish landscape with a goatherd

BOLSWERT, Schelte Adamsz.
Diana and her nymphs returning from the chase

BONASONE, after Giulio
Pluto on his chariot descending to Hades

BONASONE, Giulio
Last Judgement

BONAVERA, Domenico Maria
An apostle accompanied by six angels

BONAVERA, Domenico Maria
An apostle and four angels

BONNARD, Pierre
Woman seated in her bath

BORGIANNI, Orazio
The Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon

BOSCOLI ?, after Andrea
Apollo and the Python

BOTH, Jan
Ponte Molle

BOTH, Jan
The ox-cart

BOURGEOIS, Louise
[Has the day invaded the night or has the night invaded the day?]

BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Nausée

BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Réparation

BOURGEOIS, Louise
La Réparation

BOURGEOIS, Louise
M is for Mother

BOURGEOIS, Louise
Spiral woman

BOURGEOIS, Louise
The cocoon

BOURGEOIS, Louise
The couple

BOURGEOIS, Louise
The happy house

BOYDELL, Josiah
Portrait of Claude Lorrain

BRACQUEMOND, Felix
Moles

BRIL, after Paul
Mountainous landscape with travellers

BRITTO, attributed to Giovanni
Landscape with a milkmaid

BROCAS, William
Harmony before matrimony

BROCKHURST, Gerald L.
The Amberley Boy

BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Gluttony (Gula)

BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Pride (Superbia)

BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Spring

BRUEGEL the Elder, after Pieter
Summer

BRYEN, Camille
Plate 6

BUONTALENTI, after Bernardo
Apollo and the Python

BURNE-JONES, after Edward
The summer snow

BUYTEWECH, after Willem
Fire

BUYTEWECH, after Willem
Water

BYRNE, William
The death of Captain Cook

called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
The Martyrdom of St. Peter of the Order of the Preaching Friars

called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Samson and Delilah

called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
The mystic marriage of St Catherine

called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Venus and Cupid

called TITIAN, after Tiziano Vecellio
Landscape with a milkmaid

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Malagamba and Cap. Bellavita

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Spessa Monti and Bagattino

CALLOT, Jacques
Cicho Sgarra and Collo Francisco

CALLOT, Jacques
Cucorongna and Pernoualla

CALLOT, Jacques
Destruction of a convent (Dévestation d'un monastére)

CALLOT, Jacques
Distribution of rewards (Distribution des récompenses)

CALLOT, Jacques
Dying soldiers by the roadside (Les mourants sur le bord des routes)

CALLOT, Jacques
Fracischina and Gian Farina

CALLOT, Jacques
Franca Trippa and Fritellino

CALLOT, Jacques
Frontispiece

CALLOT, Jacques
Frontispiece

CALLOT, Jacques
Gian Fritello and Ciurlo

CALLOT, Jacques
Guatsetto and Mestolino

CALLOT, Jacques
Pasquariello Truonno and Meo Squaguava

CALLOT, Jacques
Pillage of a farm (Le pillage d'une ferme)

CALLOT, Jacques
Plundering and burning a village (Pillage et incendie d'un village)

CALLOT, Jacques
Pullicinello and Sig. Lucretia

CALLOT, Jacques
Razullo and Cucurucu

CALLOT, Jacques
Recruitment of troops (L'enrôlement des troupes)

CALLOT, Jacques
Riciulina and Metzetin

CALLOT, Jacques
Scapino and Cap. Zerbino

CALLOT, Jacques
Scaramucia and Fricasso

CALLOT, Jacques
Scene of pillage (La maraude)

CALLOT, Jacques
Sig. Lucia and Trastullo

CALLOT, Jacques
Smaraolo Cornuto and Ratsa di Boio

CALLOT, Jacques
Taglia Cantoni and Fracasso

CALLOT, Jacques
The battle (La Bataille)

CALLOT, Jacques
The culprits discovered (Découverte des malfaiteurs)

CALLOT, Jacques
The firing squad (L'arquebusade)

CALLOT, Jacques
The hanging (La pendaison)

CALLOT, Jacques
The hospital (L'Hopital)

CALLOT, Jacques
The peasants avenge themselves (Le revanche des paysans)

CALLOT, Jacques
The stake (Le Bûcher)

CALLOT, Jacques
The strappado (L'estrapade)

CALLOT, Jacques
The wheel (La roue)

CALLOT, Jacques
Attack on a coach (l'attaque de la dilligence)

CALLOT, Jacques
Bello Sguardo and Coviello

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Babeo and Cucuba

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Bonbardon and Cap. Grillo

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Cardoni and Maramao

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Ceremonia and Sig. Lavinia

CALLOT, Jacques
Cap. Esgangarato and Cap. Cocodrillo

CAMACHO, Jorge
Plate 7

CAMPAGNOLA, after Domenico
Landscape with a couple gathering fruit

CAMPIGLIA, after Giovanni Domenico
Portrait of the artist G.B. Castiglione (Il Grechetto)

Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
The portico with a lantern

Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
The tower of Marghera

Canal, called CANALETTO, Antonio
View of a town on a river bank

CARLONE, Carlo
St. Charles Borromaeus administering communion to the plague-stricken

CARPIONI, Giulio
St Anthony of Padua

CARPIONI, Giulio
The penitent Magdalen

CARRACCI, after Annibale
An onion merchant

CARRACCI, after Annibale
The street bricklayer

CARRACCI, Agostino
Fan or A headpiece in the form of a fan

CARRACCI, Agostino
Aeneas and his family fleeing Troy

CARRACCI, Agostino
Apollo and the Python

CARRACCI, Agostino
The Transfiguration

CARRACCI, Annibale
The Drunken Silenus (The Tazza Farnese)

CARRACCI, Annibale
Venus and a satyr

CASSATT, Mary
Margot wearing a large bonnet, seated in an armchair

CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Circe with companions of Ulysses changed into animals

CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Head of a young man in a feathered hat (so-called Self-portrait of Castiglione)

CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
Man holding a large banderole

CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
The Nativity with God the Father and angels

CASTIGLIONE, Giovanni Benedetto
The philosopher Diogenes searching for an honest man

CEZANNE, Paul
The bathers (large plate)

CHAGALL, Marc
The Ebony Horse

CHIA, Sandro
A-5 (Madonna)

CHOUBARD
New Holland: New South Wales. Brown platypus. Red platypus. (Nouvelle-Hollande: Nouvelle Galles de Sud. Ornithorinque brun. Ornithorinque roux.)

CHOUBARD
Nouvelle Hollande Kangaroo a bandes (Striped kangaroo, New Holland)

CHOUBARD
Nouvelle Hollande: Le Wombat (King Island wombat, New Holland)

CHOUBRAC, Alfred
Le Jal, Les Ambassadeurs

COLOMBO, Aurelio
The Massacre of the Innocents

CONDER, Charles
Fantaise Espagnole [Spanish fantasy]

CONSTABLE, after John
A lock on the Stour, Suffolk

CONSTABLE, after John
A Summerland

CONSTABLE, after John
Hadleigh Castle near the Nore

CONSTABLE, after John
Weymouth Bay, Dortshire

CORIOLANO, Bartolomeo
An allegory of a Thesis

COROT, Jean-Baptiste Camille
Souvenir of Italy

CORREGGIO, after Antonio
An apostle accompanied by six angels

CORREGGIO, after Antonio
An apostle and four angels

CORT, Cornelis
Justice rewarding the worthy

COTES, after Francis
Mary, Lady Boynton

CRANACH the Elder, Lucas
The third tournament

CROME, John
Composition - a sandy road through woodland

CROME, John
Mousehold Heath

CRUIKSHANK, Isaac
A German howl or the emigrant princes bemoaning the loss of their dearest friend

CRUIKSHANK, Isaac
A visit to the farm-house

CRUIKSHANK, Isaac
He would be a soldier, or the history of John Bulls war like expedition

CRUIKSHANK, Isaac
The dwarf and the giant or, the strong lad of Brighton taking off the Princes chum!!!!

CRUIKSHANK, Isaac Robert
Dandies at tea

CUITT the Younger, George
Kirkstall Abbey, West Entrance, Yorkshire

da BRESCIA, Giovanni Antonio
Hercules and Antaeus

da BRESCIA, Giovanni Antonio
Woman watering a plant (Grammar)

da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
The Deluge

da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
Abraham and Isaac

da CARAVAGGIO, after Polidoro
Autumn? or Perseus in the Garden of the Hesperides (part II)

da CARPI, after Ugo
Raphael and his mistress

da CARPI, Ugo
Venus with Amorini chasing a hare

da CARPI, Ugo
Hercules chasing Avarice from the Temple of the Muses

da RAVENNA, after Marco
The Massacre of the Innocents

da REGGIO, after Raffaellino
The Holy Spirit

da REGGIO, after Raffaellino
The Saviour Ascending

DALZIEL BROTHERS
The summer snow

DANCE, George
Neithe war nor peace

DAUMIER, Honoré
And yet it could even be my wife going... (V'là pourtant ma femme qui s'en va....)

DAUMIER, Honoré
At the Circus (Au Cirque)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Get out! (Bajazet) (Sortez! (Bajazet!))

DAUMIER, Honoré
How one passes the evenings in China (Comment on passe ses soirées en Chine)

DAUMIER, Honoré
I thought her better than that..(J'la croyais mieux qu'ça..)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Lower the curtain, the farce is ended (Baissez le rideau, la farce est jouée)

DAUMIER, Honoré
May he die!... (Les Horaces) (Qu'il mourut !...(Les Horaces))

DAUMIER, Honoré
Meeting an old acquaintance one would rather not know (Recontre d'une ancienne connaissance ...)

DAUMIER, Honoré
My wife told me: wait five minutes for me ...(Ma femme m'a dit: Attends moi cinq minutes...)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Second session (Deuxième Séance)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Shows in Peking (Les spectacles à Pékin)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Sir, you who are so good...(Monsieur, vous qui êtes si bon...)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Slatterns of posters! (Gueuses d'affiches!)

DAUMIER, Honoré
That's the Public Prosecutor saying very unpleasant things to you...(Voilà le minietère public qui vous dit des choses très désagréables....)...)

DAUMIER, Honoré
They make the poor public swallow it! (En fait-on avaler a ce pauvre public!)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Thursday (Le Jeudi)

DAUMIER, Honoré
Times are difficult ... (Les Temps sont durs...)

de PASSE the Elder, Crispijn
Elizabeth, Queen of England

de PASSE, Magdalena
Mountainous landscape with travellers

de Sacchis, called PORDENONE, after Giovanni Antonio
Saturn

de SANCTIS, Orazio
Christ and Mary Magdalene

de SANCTIS, Orazio
The descent from the cross

dei MUSI, also known as Agostino Veneziano, Agostino
The Nativity

DELACROIX, Eugène
Wild horse

della BELLA, Stefano
A child teaching a dog to sit

della BELLA, Stefano
Black cavalier

della BELLA, Stefano
Child carrying a puppy on his left shoulder

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Entrance of the Polish ambassador into Rome 27 November 1633

della BELLA, Stefano
Four Turks wearing turbans

della BELLA, Stefano
Hungarian cavalier

della BELLA, Stefano
Nude study of a youth with hands joined

della BELLA, Stefano
Polish cavalier

della BELLA, Stefano
Polish hussar with wings

DENTE, after Marco
The Massacre of the Innocents

DIAMANTINI, Giuseppe
Bacchus, Ceres and Venus

DIEN, Claude-Marie-François
Van Diemen's Land. Arms and ornaments. (Terre de Diémen. Armes et ornamens.)

DIGHTON, after Robert
A fleet of transports under convoy

DIXON, John
Susannah Jane Davidson

DORÉ, Gustave
The Neophyte (Le Néophyte)

DUGHET, Gaspard
River landscape with bridge and fisherman

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Adoration of the Magi

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Annunciation

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The betrothal of the Virgin

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Birth of the Virgin

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Glorification of the Virgin

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Virgin with angels

DÜRER, after Albrecht
The Visitation

DÜRER, Albrecht
Christ crowned with thorns

DÜRER, Albrecht
Ecce Homo (Christ presented to the people)

DÜRER, Albrecht
Knight, death and devil

DÜRER, Albrecht
Landscape with cannon

DÜRER, Albrecht
Madonna with the swaddled infant

DÜRER, Albrecht
Melencolia I

DÜRER, Albrecht
Nemesis

DÜRER, Albrecht
Pilate washing his hands

DÜRER, Albrecht
Siege of a fortress

DÜRER, Albrecht
St Christopher facing right

DÜRER, Albrecht
St Jerome in his study

DÜRER, Albrecht
St John devouring the book

DÜRER, Albrecht
St Michael fighting the dragon

DÜRER, Albrecht
The abduction of Proserpine on a unicorn

DÜRER, Albrecht
The bearing of the Cross

DÜRER, Albrecht
The Betrayal of Christ

DÜRER, Albrecht
The circumcision of Christ

DÜRER, Albrecht
The Death of the Virgin

DÜRER, Albrecht
The flagellation

DÜRER, Albrecht
The Flight into Egypt

DÜRER, Albrecht
The four horsemen of the Apocalypse

DÜRER, Albrecht
The glorification of the Virgin

DÜRER, Albrecht
The harrowing of Hell (Christ in Limbo)

DÜRER, Albrecht
The Holy Family in Egypt

DÜRER, Albrecht
The prodigal son amid the swine

DÜRER, Albrecht
Three peasants in conversation

DÜRER, Albrecht
Willibald Pirckheimer

DÜRER, Albrecht
Young couple threatened by death (The promenade)

EARLOM, Richard
The breakfast scene

EARLOM, Richard
The death of the Countess

EARLOM, Richard
Pastoral

EARLOM, Richard
The Lord appearing to Moses in a burning bush

EASLING, J. C.
The Mildmay sea-piece

ELSHEIMER, after Adam
Landscape at dawn, Aurora

ELSHEIMER, after Adam
The flight into Egypt

ERNST, Max
Plate 14

FAITHORNE THE YOUNGER, after William
John Sturt, engraver

FAITHORNE, William
Catherine of Braganza, Queen of Charles II

FAITHORNE, William
Charles II (1630-1685)

FALDONI, Gianantonio
The Holy Family

FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
Parsifal et les filles-fleurs

FANTIN-LATOUR, Henri
The finale of Rheingold

FARINATI, Paolo
Venus and Cupid

FLIGHT, Claude
Brooklands

FLIGHT, Claude
Swingboats

FLINDERS, Matthew
General chart of Terra Australis and Neighbouring lands from latitude 7° to 44½° south, and longitude 102° to 165°east

FORTIER, Claude-Francois
Nouvelle Hollande: Terre Napoleon

FOSSATI, Davide Antonio
Venetian landscape

FRANCO, called Il Semolei, Giovanni Battista
The Philistines place the Ark of the Covenant in the Temple of Dragon

FRANCO, called Il Semolei, Giovanni Battista
The Deluge

FRANCO, Giacomo
Tutelary Goddess of Rome

FREUD, Lucian
Woman sleeping

FRISIUS, Simon
Jacob Binck

GAUGUIN, Paul
Human sorrow

GAUGUIN, Paul
Noa Noa (Fragrant scent)

GHISI, Giorgio
The Delphic Sibyl

GHISI, Giorgio
The Prophet Jeremiah

GHISI, Giorgio
Allegorical figure holding a sphere

GHISI, Giorgio
The Death of Procris

GIAMPICCOLI, Giuliano
A scholar with a picture of a mythical being instructing the animals

GIBBINGS, Robert
Untitled

GIBBINGS, Robert
Untitled

GILL, Eric
Mother and Child

GILL, Eric
The Harem

GILLRAY, after James
French invasion -or- Buonaparte landing in Great Britain

GILLRAY, after James
Destruction of the French Gun-Boats - or - Little Boney his Friend Talley in high glee.

GILLRAY, after James
John Bull and the alarmist

GILLRAY, after James
Harmony before matrimony

GILLRAY, James
A slice of Gloster cheese

GILLRAY, James
For improving the breed

GILLRAY, James
The great South Sea caterpillar, transformed into a bath butterfly

GOLTZIUS, Hendrick
Landscape with a farmhouse

GOLTZIUS, Hendrick
The great standard-bearer

GOUDT, Hendrik
Landscape at dawn, Aurora

GOUDT, Hendrik
The flight into Egypt

GOYA, Francisco
Punctual folly

GOYA, Francisco
A bad night

GOYA, Francisco
A gift for the master

GOYA, Francisco
A way of flying

GOYA, Francisco
A Woman's Charity

GOYA, Francisco
Against the common good

GOYA, Francisco
All will fall

GOYA, Francisco
An heroic feat! With dead men!

GOYA, Francisco
And his house is on fire

GOYA, Francisco
And so was his grandfather

GOYA, Francisco
And still they don't go!

GOYA, Francisco
And there's no help for it

GOYA, Francisco
And they are like wild beasts

GOYA, Francisco
And this too

GOYA, Francisco
Appeals are in vain

GOYA, Francisco
Barbarians!

GOYA, Francisco
Be quick, they are waking up

GOYA, Francisco
Because she was susceptible

GOYA, Francisco
Bitter to be present

GOYA, Francisco
Blow

GOYA, Francisco
Bravissimo!

GOYA, Francisco
Bury them and keep quiet

GOYA, Francisco
Can't anyone untie (annul) us?

GOYA, Francisco
Carnival folly

GOYA, Francisco
Cartloads to the cemetery

GOYA, Francisco
Charity

GOYA, Francisco
Charlatans' Show

GOYA, Francisco
Clear folly

GOYA, Francisco
Correction

GOYA, Francisco
Cruel tale of woe!

GOYA, Francisco
Devout profession

GOYA, Francisco
Disorderly folly or Matrimonial folly

GOYA, Francisco
Don't scream, stupid

GOYA, Francisco
Even thus he cannot make her out

GOYA, Francisco
Even worse

GOYA, Francisco
Everything is topsy-turvy

GOYA, Francisco
Feline pantomime

GOYA, Francisco
Feminine folly

GOYA, Francisco
Flying folly

GOYA, Francisco
Folly of fear

GOYA, Francisco
Francisco Goya y Lucientes, painter

GOYA, Francisco
Funereal folly

GOYA, Francisco
Furious folly

GOYA, Francisco
General folly

GOYA, Francisco
God forgive her: and it was her mother

GOYA, Francisco
Harvest of the dead.

GOYA, Francisco
He defends himself well.

GOYA, Francisco
He deserved it

GOYA, Francisco
He gets something out of it

GOYA, Francisco
Here comes the bogey-man

GOYA, Francisco
Hobgoblins

GOYA, Francisco
How they pluck her!

GOYA, Francisco
Hush

GOYA, Francisco
I saw it

GOYA, Francisco
It always happens

GOYA, Francisco
It is better to be lazy

GOYA, Francisco
It is nicely stretched

GOYA, Francisco
It is time

GOYA, Francisco
It is time

GOYA, Francisco
It serves you right

GOYA, Francisco
It will be the same

GOYA, Francisco
It's a hard step!

GOYA, Francisco
It's no use crying out

GOYA, Francisco
Lads making ready

GOYA, Francisco
Look how solemn they are!

GOYA, Francisco
Love and death

GOYA, Francisco
Loyalty

GOYA, Francisco
May the cord break

GOYA, Francisco
Merry folly

GOYA, Francisco
Might not the pupil know more?

GOYA, Francisco
Nanny's boy

GOYA, Francisco
Neither do these

GOYA, Francisco
Neither do they

GOYA, Francisco
Neither more nor less

GOYA, Francisco
No one has seen us

GOYA, Francisco
Nobody knows himself

GOYA, Francisco
Nor this time

GOYA, Francisco
Nothing could be done about it

GOYA, Francisco
Nothing. The event will tell.

GOYA, Francisco
Of what ill will he die?

GOYA, Francisco
On account of a knife

GOYA, Francisco
One can't look

GOYA, Francisco
One can't tell why

GOYA, Francisco
Out hunting for teeth

GOYA, Francisco
Perhaps they are of another breed

GOYA, Francisco
Poor folly

GOYA, Francisco
Poor little girls!

GOYA, Francisco
Rabble

GOYA, Francisco
Ravages of war

GOYA, Francisco
Ridiculous folly

GOYA, Francisco
Rightly or wrongly

GOYA, Francisco
Sad forebodings of what is going to happen

GOYA, Francisco
She fleeces him

GOYA, Francisco
She prays for her

GOYA, Francisco
Simpleton

GOYA, Francisco
Sleep overcomes them

GOYA, Francisco
Strange devotion!

GOYA, Francisco
Swallow it, dog

GOYA, Francisco
Take care of them, and on to the next

GOYA, Francisco
Tantalus

GOYA, Francisco
Thanks to the millet

GOYA, Francisco
That certainly is being able to read

GOYA, Francisco
That is the worst of it!

GOYA, Francisco
That's tough!

GOYA, Francisco
The beds of death

GOYA, Francisco
The carnivorous vulture

GOYA, Francisco
The Chinchillas

GOYA, Francisco
The consequences.

GOYA, Francisco
The filiation

GOYA, Francisco
The healthy and the sick

GOYA, Francisco
The horse-abductor

GOYA, Francisco
The men in sacks

GOYA, Francisco
The moors settled in Spain, giving up the superstitions of the Koran, adopted this art of hunting, and spear a bull in the open

GOYA, Francisco
The same

GOYA, Francisco
The same elsewhere

GOYA, Francisco
The shamefaced one

GOYA, Francisco
The sleep of reason produces monsters

GOYA, Francisco
The women give courgage

GOYA, Francisco
The worst is to beg

GOYA, Francisco
There is no one to help them.

GOYA, Francisco
There is plenty to suck

GOYA, Francisco
There isn't time now

GOYA, Francisco
There they go plucked (ie fleeced)

GOYA, Francisco
There was nothing to be done and he died

GOYA, Francisco
These too

GOYA, Francisco
They are hot

GOYA, Francisco
They can still be of use

GOYA, Francisco
They carried her off !

GOYA, Francisco
They do not agree

GOYA, Francisco
They do not arrive in time

GOYA, Francisco
They do not know the way

GOYA, Francisco
They don't like it

GOYA, Francisco
They escape through the flames

GOYA, Francisco
They have flown

GOYA, Francisco
They loose dogs on the bull

GOYA, Francisco
They make use of them

GOYA, Francisco
They say yes and give their hand to the first comer

GOYA, Francisco
They spin finely

GOYA, Francisco
They've already got a seat

GOYA, Francisco
This is bad

GOYA, Francisco
This is how it happened

GOYA, Francisco
This is not less so

GOYA, Francisco
This is what you were born for

GOYA, Francisco
This is worse

GOYA, Francisco
This too

GOYA, Francisco
Those specks of dust

GOYA, Francisco
To rise and to fail

GOYA, Francisco
To the cemetery

GOYA, Francisco
To the Count Palatine or Count of the Palate

GOYA, Francisco
Trials

GOYA, Francisco
Triple folly

GOYA, Francisco
Truth has died

GOYA, Francisco
Two of a kind

GOYA, Francisco
Unhappy mother!

GOYA, Francisco
Wait till you've been anointed

GOYA, Francisco
Well-known folly

GOYA, Francisco
What a golden beak!

GOYA, Francisco
What a sacrifice!

GOYA, Francisco
What a tailor can do!

GOYA, Francisco
What courage !

GOYA, Francisco
What is this hubbub?

GOYA, Francisco
What madness!

GOYA, Francisco
What more can be done?

GOYA, Francisco
What one does to another

GOYA, Francisco
What's the use of a bowl?

GOYA, Francisco
When day breaks we will be off

GOYA, Francisco
Where is mother going?

GOYA, Francisco
Which of them is the more overcome?

GOYA, Francisco
Who would have thought it!

GOYA, Francisco
Why?

GOYA, Francisco
Why hide them?

GOYA, Francisco
Will she rise again?

GOYA, Francisco
Wonderful advice

GOYA, Francisco
Yes he broke the pot

GOYA, Francisco
You understand?... well, as I say... eh! Look out! otherwise...

GOYA, Francisco
You who cannot

GOYA, Francisco
You will not escape

GOYA, Francisco
Animal folly

GOYA, Francisco
Fools' - or little bulls' - folly

GRECO, Emilio
Guiliana

GREGORI, Carlo
Portrait of the artist G.B. Castiglione (Il Grechetto)

GRIMALDI, Giovanni Francesco
Landscape with figures at the right

GRIMALDI, Giovanni Francesco
The colossal busts

GROSZ, George
Serenade (Ständchen)

HADEN, Francis Seymour
Kilgaren Castle

HADEN, Francis Seymour
Windmill Hill, no. 1

HALL, Edna Clark
Illustration to Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights"

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
Abraham's sacrifice

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
Beggar in a high cap, standing and leaning on a stick

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
Landscape with a cottage and haybarn

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
Saskia with pearls in her hair

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
St Jerome reading in an Italian landscape

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
The descent from the Cross by torchlight

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
The windmill

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
Three heads of women, one asleep

Harmensz van Rijn, REMBRANDT
View of Amsterdam

HARTUNG, Hans
Etching 13

HAYS, Henry
Her most Gracious Majesty, Queen Adelaide

HENDRICX, Gillis
Diana and her nymphs returning from the chase

HERMES, Gertrude
The warrior's tomb

HOCKNEY, David
Two apples & one lemon & four flowers

HOGARTH, after William
The breakfast scene

HOGARTH, after William
The death of the Countess

HOGARTH, William
Apprehended by a magistrate

HOGARTH, William
Scene in Bridewell

HOGARTH, William
She expires, while the doctors are quarrelling

HOGARTH, William
The arrival in London

HOGARTH, William
The funeral

HOGARTH, William
The quarrel with her Jew protector

HOLLAR, Wenceslaus
Antwerp Cathedral

HOLMAN HUNT, after William
The finding of the Saviour in the Temple

HONDIUS I, Hendrik
Lucas van Leyden

HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The hand

HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The rock

HUGHES-STANTON, Blair
The war

HUMPHREY, William
John Sturt, engraver

IMMENDORFF, Jörg
Kein Licht für wen?

IMMENDORFF, Jörg
We are coming

JOHN, Augustus
A nude girl with an urn

JOHN, Augustus
A young woman musing

JOHN, Augustus
Portrait of the artist in a hat

JOHN, Augustus
Tête farouche (Fierce head, self-portrait)

JONGKIND, Johan Barthold
Canal in Holland, near Rotterdam (winter)

JONGKIND, Johan Barthold
Houses along the canal bank

KANDINSKY, Wassily
Black spot

KANDINSKY, Wassily
Lithographie No. III

KANDINSKY, Wassily
Three riders in red, blue and black

KANDINSKY, Wassily
Variation based on Improvisation No. 21

KLINGER, Max
Moonlight night (Moodnacht)

KLINGER, Max
Simplicius in the forest-wilderness (Simplicius in der Wald-Einöde)

KNELLER, after Godfrey
Grinlin Gibbons

KNELLER, after Godfrey
The Countess of Ranelagh

KNELLER, after Godfrey
William, Duke of Gloucester

KOLLWITZ, Käthe
Sharpening the scyth (Beim Dengeln)

KRUG, Ludwig
Two nude women with a skull and an hourglass

LANG, Nikolaus
Varrioota's Daydreams after his Escape near Aroona Homestead (from Imaginary Figurations no. 13)

LE PAUTRE, Jacques
Habit d'architecte

LEGROS, Alphonse
Le Grand Espagnol (Vieillard)

LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
New Holland: New South Wales. Brown platypus. Red platypus. (Nouvelle-Hollande: Nouvelle Galles de Sud. Ornithorinque brun. Ornithorinque roux.)

LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande Kangaroo a bandes (Striped kangaroo, New Holland)

LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande: Le Wombat (King Island wombat, New Holland)

LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Nouvelle Hollande: Terre Napoleon

LESUEUR, after Charles-Alexandre
Van Diemen's Land. Arms and ornaments. (Terre de Diémen. Armes et ornamens.)

LIENARD, Francois
Punctual folly

LIENARD, Francois
Animal folly

LIENARD, Francois
Fools' - or little bulls' - folly

Lorrain, after CLAUDE
Pastoral

Lorrain, after CLAUDE
The Lord appearing to Moses in a burning bush

LORRAIN, Claude
Le Campo Vaccino (The Roman Forum)

LORRAIN, Claude
Shepherd and shepherdess conversing in a landscape

LUCAS, David
A lock on the Stour, Suffolk

LUCAS, David
A Summerland

LUCAS, David
Hadleigh Castle near the Nore

LUCAS, David
Weymouth Bay, Dortshire

MANET, Édouard
Lola de Valence

MANTEGNA, after Andrea
Hercules and Antaeus

MANTEGNA, Andrea
The entombment

MANTEGNA, Andrea
The entombment

MARTIN, John
Raphael conversing with Adam and Eve

MASSON, André
Judith and Holofernes

MASSON, André
Plate 2

Master MZ (Matthäus Zaisinger?)
Aristotle and Phyllis

Master of the Die
Sacrifice of Priapus

Master of the Die
Neighbouring river-gods consoling Peneus on the loss of his daughter

MATISSE, Henri
Nude upside down

Mazzola, called PARMIGIANINO, after Girolamo Francesco
The entombment

Mazzola, called PARMIGIANINO, after Girolamo Francesco
The surprise

McARDELL, James
Anne Day

MENPES, Mortimer
A back canal, Osaka

MENPES, Mortimer
A back canal, Osaka

MENPES, Mortimer
A bridge at Srinagar

MENPES, Mortimer
A city wharf

MENPES, Mortimer
A cloisonné worker

MENPES, Mortimer
A cloisonné worker

MENPES, Mortimer
A distant view of the city

MENPES, Mortimer
A giant oak

MENPES, Mortimer
A river scene, Japan

MENPES, Mortimer
A river scene, Japan

MENPES, Mortimer
A tea house, Shanghai

MENPES, Mortimer
A tranquil waterway, Japan

MENPES, Mortimer
A village woman, China

MENPES, Mortimer
An iris garden, Tokyo

MENPES, Mortimer
At Jeypore

MENPES, Mortimer
Below Waterloo bridge

MENPES, Mortimer
Breton interior, Pont Aven

MENPES, Mortimer
Bronze workers, Japan

MENPES, Mortimer
By the light of the lamp

MENPES, Mortimer
Canal looking to bridge?

MENPES, Mortimer
Canton

MENPES, Mortimer
Cottage, West Hendred

MENPES, Mortimer
D. G. Rossetti

MENPES, Mortimer
Duke of York steps and St Pauls