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- Vice-Admiral Viscount Nelson K. B
- 1968
202
- Souvenir of Coventry
- 1942
203
- Fat Boy
- between 1974 and 1978
204
- Bearded Lady
- between 1974 and 1978
205
- Dog and the Shadow
- 1909
206
- The Dandelion
- 1909
207
- The History of the Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green
- 1909
208
- Giant
- between 1974 and 1978
209
- Midget
- between 1974 and 1978
210
- Composition with Bowl and Kettle
- 1970
211
- Coventry Cathedral Service, Good Friday, 1943
- after 1943
212
- The Ghost of Godiva
- ca. 1942
213
- "For John Constable"
- 1976
214
- The Mastif Fox
- 1909
215
- Fish from 'History of more than Three Hundred Animals'
- 1909
216
- Tattooed Man
- between 1974 and 1978
217
- The Arms of Glasgow
- 1909
218
- The Merry Tales of the Wise Man of Gotham
- 1909
219
- Illustrations used for 17th Century Chapbook
- 1909
220
- Illustrations used for 17th Century Chapbook
- 1909
221
- Illustrations used for 17th Century Chapbook
- 1909
222
- Crowhurst, Sussex
- 1902
223
- Abstract Composition
- 1945
224
- Husk
- 1987
225
- Trio
- 1940
226
- A Christmas Card to Arthur and Madeline Clifton, 1926
- ca. 1926
227
- Aqueous Equinox
- 1944
228
- Piano Recital
- 1943
229
- Landscape in Kent
- 1948
230
- Politicians - Vanity Fair - 'the Mayor from Clare'. Major Eustace-Jameson. October 27, 1904
- 1904
231
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; 'Top of the List', William Higgs, November 21, 1906
- 1906
232
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; 'Danny', Dan Maher, September 10, 1903
- 1903
233
- Vanity Fair - Architects and Engineers. 'Submarine Telegraphs'. Mr. Charles Bright. 23 September 1908
- 1908
234
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; 'Rick', Fred Rickaby, September 12, 1901
- 1901
235
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; 'A Rising Star', W. Templeman (Arthur Templeman), November 7, 1906
- 1906
236
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; 'Mr. George', Mr. George James Thursby, December 18, 1907
- 1907
237
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; J. E. Watts, October 1, 1903
- 1903
238
- Vanity Fair: Jockeys; Frank Wootton
- 1909
239
- Vanity Fair - Architects and Engineers. 'King Dick'. The Rt. Hon. Richard John Seddon. 17 April 1902
- 1902
240
- Vanity Fair: LEGAR; 'A Popular Magistrate', Ernest Baggallay, July 13, 1905
- 1905
241
- Vanity Fair: Ladies; 'Women's Suffrage', Miss Christabel Pankhurst
- 1910
242
- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Plausible', Swinfen Eady, February 13, 1902
- 1902
243
- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Rufus', Rufus Daniel Isaacs, February 18, 1904
- 1904
244
- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'Steady-going', Matthew Ingle Joyce, January 23, 1902
- 1902
245
- Vanity Fair - Automobile Devotees. 'Steam'. Mr. Frederick Abernethy Coleman. 6 November 1907
- 1907
246
- Vanity Fair - Bankers and Financiers. 'Free Trade and Finance'. Mr. Felix Schuster. 28 June 1906
- 1906
247
- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'The Solicitor General', Sir W. S. Robson, January 25, 1906
- 1906
248
- Vanity Fair: Legal; 'A Radical Lawyer', Mr. John Walton, March 6, 1902
- 1902
249
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'The Furnace Line'. Sir Christopher Furness. 21 October 1908
- 1908
250
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders
- 1908
251
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'Collieries'. Lord Joicey. 19 December 1906
- 1906
252
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'head of the greatest publishing home in Christendom'. Smith. 8 December 1904
- 1904
253
- Vanity Fair - Businessmen and Empire Builders. 'He has engineered nothing better than his own fortunes'. Sir John Wolfe-Barry. 26 January 1905
- 1905
254
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'He was born a Serene Highness but he has lived it Down', Price Louis of Battenbury, February 16, 1905
- 1905
255
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'Prelate of the Garter'. Randall Thomas Davidson, Bishop of Winchester. 19 December 1901
- 1901
256
- Vanity Fair - Clergy. 'The Chaplain'. Archdeacon Wilberforce. One of a set
- 1909
257
- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Bobby'. Robert Abel. 5 June 1902
- 1902
258
- Vanity Fair - Cricket. 'Reggie'. Reginald Herbert Spooner. 18 June 1906
- 1906
259
- Doctor's Advice
- January 16, 1933
260
- Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; '40 H.P. in a Dinghy', Admiral Sir Compton Domvile
- ca. 1906
261
- Vanity Fair - Explorers and Inventors. 'Birmingham University'. Sir Oliver J. Lodge. 4 February 1904
- 1904
262
- Vanity Fair - Explorers and Inventors. 'Wives without wires'. Mr. Guigliemo Marconi
- 1905
263
- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'The Master of the Heythrop'. Mr. Albert Brassey. 15 March 1906
- 1906
264
- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'An M.F.H. with a scene of humour'. Lord Willoughby de Broke. 23 November 1905
- 1905
265
- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'Alfred'. Mr. Alfred Curnick
- 1909
266
- Vanity Fair - Fox Hunters. 'To the manner born'. Mr. Reginald Corbet
- 1906
267
- Vanity Fair: Teachers and Headmasters; 'Marlborough College', The Reverand George Charles Bell, July 10, 1902
- 1902
268
- Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'Shamrock', Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton, September 19, 1901
- 1901
269
- Vanity Fair: Yachting Devotees; 'Tiggy', Sir Richard Bulkeley, August 7, 1907
- 1907
270
- Vanity Fair: Businessmen and Empire Builders; 'He has Engineered nothing Better than his Own Fortune', Sir John Wolfe-Barry, January 26, 1905 (B197914.109)
- 1905
271
- Vanity Fair: Literary; 'The Greatest of the Fathers', Ernest Renan (B197914.362)
- ca. 1910
272
- Vanity Fair: Politicians; 'The Colonies', Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, March 7, 1901 (B197914.641)
- 1901
273
- Vanity Fair: Politicians; 'A Successful First Speech: Moab is my Washpot', Mr. F. E. Smith, January 16, 1907 (B197914.957)
- 1907
274
- Old Mill near Lambeth Walk
- 1904
275
- Toll Gate, York Road, North Lambeth
- between 1904 and 1918
276
- Entrance to Cuper's Gardens, North Lambeth, c. 1750
- ca. 1915
277
- Bishop's Walk, North Lambeth
- between 1904 and 1918
278
- College Green, Lambeth, c. 1423
- 1906
279
- The Swan Theatre Site
- 1916
280
- The Water Entrance to Cuper's Garden, North Lambeth
- ca. 1915
281
- A Pond in North Lambeth - the Site of St. John's Church, Waterloo Road, South East
- 1908
282
- Tom Eckersley: Posters and Other Graphic Work
- 1980
283
- Study for "Rue Bompart, Marseilles"
- 1924
284
- Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire
- 1942
285
- Cave of the Golden Calf: Study of Two Frenzied Dancers
- 1912
286
- I
- 1990
287
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'the lordship of Compton'. The Marquis of Northampton. 11 February 1904
- 1904
288
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The Australian Commonwealth.' The Lord Northcote. 3 March 1904
- 1904
289
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Good Works'. The Earl of Plymouth. 5 April 1906
- 1906
290
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Wit and Wisdom'. Mr. A.C. Plowden. 16 December 1908
- 1908
291
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Montgomery District'. Mr. J.D. Rees. 20 February 1907
- 1907
292
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'The Nobleman in the Garden'. Lord Redesdale. 16 June 1904
- 1904
293
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Admiralty'. The Rt. Hon. Edmund Robertson. 12 June 1907
- 1907
294
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Peking'. Sir Ernest Satow. 23 April 1903
- 1903
295
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Extinction, Distinction - which will it be? Something of both at present , say the spiteful.' Major John Edward Bernard Seely. 23 February 1905
- 1905
296
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Admirality' The Earl of Selborne. 3 October 1901
- 1901
297
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'Shuttleworth'. The Rt. Hon. Lord Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe. 18 August 1904
- 1904
298
- Politicians - Vanity Fair. 'A Successful First Speech. Moab is my Washpot.' Mr. F.E. Smith. 16 January 1907
- 1907
299
- Railway Officials - Vanity Fair. 'South Western transport'. Sir Charles John Owens. 19 March 1903
- 1903
300
- Vanity Fair: Teachers and Headmasters; 'Trinity', The Reverand Henry Montagu Butler, May 28, 1903
- 1903