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View painting in a room.jpg "The Transvaal War, General Sir Redvers Buller leaving for the Cape by the Dunottar Castle at Southampton on 14 October, Good Bye and Good Luck!")
.jpg "Prince Tokugawa Minbutaiho, Brother of the Tycoon of Japan, visiting HM Troop-Ship Serapis at Portsmouth")
.jpg "People attending embarkation of Bersaglieri, corps of Italian Army, on ship Gottardo, Italian expedition in Red Sea, engraving from drawing by Dante Paolocci")
.jpg "The Commencement of the Transatlantic Tourist Season")
.jpg "Prince Tokugawa Minbutaiho visiting the Serapis at Portsmouth")
.jpg "America Revisited by Our Special Artist, Fulton Ferry, New York")
.jpg "To Scotland by Sea - A Sketch at Irongate Wharf")
.jpg "The Stranding of the")
.jpg "The Largest Ship afloat, Sketches at the Launch of the White Star Liner, Oceanic, at Belfast on 14 January")
.jpg "Prince")
.jpg "The King")
.jpg "The Great Disaster on the Thames, Collision between the Princess Alice and the Bywell Castle, near Woolwich")
.jpg "Tourists near the elevator of the first platform of the Eiffel Tower in Paris")
.jpg "Reinforcements for the Front, Departure of the Majestic from Liverpool")
.jpg "Italian soldiers boarding battleship Principe Amedeo, Naples, Italy")
.jpg "Holiday Time Afloat")
.jpg "Illustration for Little Lord Fauntleroy")
.jpg "The War in Egypt, the Orient Steam-Ship, with Scots Guards, at Port Said, entering the Suez Canal for Ismailia")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-937687).jpg "Officers for India embarking on Board the Indus at Southampton")
.jpg "The Home-Coming of the Pavonia, landing the Passengers at Liverpool")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1004977).jpg "Boat designed against seasickness by Henry Bessemer (1813-1898)")
_American_builder_embarked_on_the_Clermont_a_boat_he_-_(MeisterDrucke-982952).jpg "Robert Fulton (1765 - 1815), American builder embarked on the Clermont, a boat he built in 1807 to provide the New York - Albany connection on the Hudson River. Engraving of the 19th century.")
.jpg "The Steerage of a North German Lloyd")
.jpg "On Board an Emigrant Ship")
.jpg "Cutting Vessels out of the Ice at Cronstadt")
.jpg "Landing of French Refugees at London Bridge")
.jpg "Cheer Boys Cheer, an Emigrant Ship Leaving Harbour")
.jpg "The Colonial Visitors at the Royal Albert Docks, Malays manning the Yards of the P and O Steam-Ship Rome")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1577315).jpg "Wesley")
.jpg "A Journey through Yemen")
.jpg "Her Court was Pure; Her Life Serene; God gave her Peace")
.jpg "Prehistory: representation of Homo rhodesiensis or man of Broken hill, ancestor of Homo sapiens, whose fossils were discovered in Rhodesia (present-day Zambia in Africa). Drawing by A. Forestier")
.jpg "The Five Years")
.jpg "Noel")
.jpg "The World Went Very Well Then, by Walter Besant")
.jpg "Blind Love, by Wilkie Collins")
.jpg "The Graeco-Turkish War, the Panic-Stricken Flight of the Greeks from Larissa")
.jpg "Eyre")
.jpg "A Hoplite in the Army of Servius Tullius (illustration from The Roman Soldier)")
.jpg "The Man Who Could Work Miracles, by H G Wells")
.jpg "Campaigning in the Free State")
.jpg "The Queen")
.jpg "Blind Love")
.jpg "Blind Love, by Wilkie Collins")
.jpg "Page from The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature")
.jpg "Facsimile of a copperplate with perspective view of Paris in 1607")
.jpg "The Spanish-American War")
.jpg "The Heroes of Science, The French Doctor Garnault Voluntarily Injecting Himself with Tuberculous Cow Humor")
.jpg "Illustration for Le Rire")
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.jpg "The Explosion at the Park Slip Colliery, Aberkenfig, South Wales, Exploring Party going down")
.jpg "The Employment of Children in Pantomimes")
.jpg "The Mistletoe Bough")
.jpg "Prize Dogs at the Birmingham Dog Show")
.jpg "A Sunday of War, Among the Snow, Artillerymen of a Mortar Battery Listen to Mass")
.jpg "Fine Arts of the Paris Great Exhibition")
.jpg "Looking Ahead, General Sir Redvers Buller Facing the Gale in the Bay of Biscay")
 - (MeisterDrucke-73725).jpg "Napoleon I with his Old Guard at Waterloo, engraved by Jules Jacquet")
.jpg "The Grand Celebration of the Anniversary of Vittorio Veneto at the Altar of the Fatherland in Rome")
.jpg "Irises")
.jpg "Wheatfield with Cypresses")
.jpg "The Ambassadors")
.jpg "In the Grey")
_1912-13_(sanguine_on_paper)_-_(MeisterDrucke-636270).jpg "Reclining Semi-Nude (Masturbating)")
.jpg "The Cannon Shot, c.1680")
.jpg "The Terrace at the Restaurant Jacob in Nienstedten on the Elbe")
.jpg "Irises")
.jpg "Man and Woman, Embrace")
.jpg "The Battle of Trafalgar, 1805")
.jpg "The Bookworm")
.jpg "Poor Little Bear!, 1912")
.jpg "Cubist Lilies")
.jpg "Still Life with Compote")
.jpg "The Golden Fish")
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