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The Last Caravan by A. E. Bestall
A colour illustration by Alfred Bestall showing a fantasy scene where a group of travellers are being spied on from woodland by a centaur and female imps

The Flower Market Of The Madeleine by Blampied
An illustration by Edmund Blampied of a bustling flower market at the Place de la Madeleine in Paris. Blampied (1886-1966) drew countless illustrations for the ILN magazines

Eve Before The Fall. By A. E. Bestall
A scene beside a waterfall of four girls in their bathing costumes. The girls are watching the waterfall, prehaps resting after swimming

In Possession. By A. E. Bestall
Three girls sat on a bank by a stream watching a crab under the water. Alfred Bestall (1892-1986) is best-known as the artist who drew Rupert Bear for thirty years

Ship of Good Fortune
The Ship of Good Fortune carries the seven Gods of Fortune; it is to be found in countless Japanese homes, for between them they take care of all lifes troubles

Raindrops, Iceland

She'll be Queen Yet
Impression of Edward, Duke of Kent showing off his baby daughter, Alexandrine Victoria, later Queen Victoria. After the death of King George IV, his brother, King William IV

DDE-90024966
Bali, Indonesia. Some of the countless rice fields when traveling across Bali's interior. Date: 19/07/2007

Exhibition of the Eccaleobion (engraving)
608638 Exhibition of the Eccaleobion (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Exhibition of the Eccaleobion whereby life in countless thousands of animal beings)

Come Aboard, Sir! by Edmund Blampied
An illustration by Edmund Blampied or Blam (1886-1966) of a young lady relaxing at the prow of a yacht while the breeze blows her hair

Pierre-Auguste Renoir Composition Five Bathers
Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Composition, Five Bathers (Composition, cinq baigneuses), Pierre-Auguste Renoir, c. 1917-1918, Oil on canvas, For the last decade of his life, from 1908 to 1919

The Pirates Cave. By A. E. Bestall
An Illustration of two ladies daring each other to venture into a pirates cave. Alfred Bestall (1892-1986) is best-known as the artist who drew Rupert Bear for thirty years

A Landlady with her a prospective lodger
Seaside Landlady (discussing previous lodger):And to crown it all, she actually wanted to take alf of my lovely pictures down! So I tells er straight, You ain t got no soul for art. I says

Coquette by A. E. Bestall
A colour illustration by Alfred Bestall of a young girl with auburn hair trying to coax a red squirral down from a tree. Alfred Bestall (1892-1986)

The Char-A-Banc. By A. E. Bestall
A fantasy scene showing two fairies hiding beside a waterfall. They cower from the humans looking from real world above. Alfred Bestall (1892-1986)

Alexis Didier
French clairvoyant whose phenomenal talents operate in the hypnotic trance; countless demonstrations seem to put the genuineness of his powers beyond question

Lithuania, Hill of Crosses (Kryziu Kalnas). Thousands of memorial crosses are layed over the hill in a tradition of planting crosses since the 14th Century

George Du Maurier
GEORGE DU MAURIER Writer and artist, best known as the author of Trilby and for his countless drawings for Punch. Date: 1834 - 1896

John Bagford, Collector
JOHN BAGFORD, shoeamker and book collector, who deserves praise for rescuing ancient ballads, but indignation for destroying countless old books for their title pages. Date: 1650 - 1716

Preraphaelite Model
The quintessential preraphaelite model - here depicting the Lady of Shallott, but she could pose for countless other Victorian femmes fatales or doomed. Date: 1866

David Attacks Ammonites
Davids army goes into action against the Ammonites, just one of countless battles between the warring peoples of the Near East in biblical times Date: circa 1000 BC

Harrison Weir
HARRISON WEIR naturalist and illustrator whose prolific pictures of animals appeared in countless books and magazines. Date: 1824 - 1906

Meadow with countless Bulbinella latifolia or rooikatstert (Bulbinella latifolia), Bokkeveld Plateau, Namaqualand, South Africa, Africa

The heavily protected storage room for the most valuable bottles, closed with an
Protected storage room for valuable bottles. Peeking through the gate one can see boxes of Chateau Ausone, Saint Emilion, Romanee Conti, Bourgogne Grand Cru, and other famous wines

A curved display of bottles. Backlit The Lavinia wine shop in Paris. Probably the
The Lavinia wine shop in Paris. Probably the biggest wine shop in Paris, special temperature controlled section for wines that are fragile and must be stored at cool low temperature

A curved display of bottles. In the foreground bottles of Le Canon SARL La Grande
Bottles of Le Canon SARL La Grande Colline, The Lavinia wine shop in Paris, with its special temperature controlled section for wines that are fragile

A curved display of bottles and a barrel used to present bottles The Lavinia wine shop in Paris
Bottles and a barrel used to present bottles. The Lavinia wine shop in Paris, with its special temperature controlled section for wines that are fragile

In the underground winecellar that is an old chalk quarry: thousands (4047) of bottles
ruinartWine cellar that is an old chalk quarry: thousands and millions of bottles aging, Champagne Ruinart, Reims, Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

Picture No. 10761325
Namibia - One of the countless so-called Cuca shops, a term which is derived from an Angolan beer brand and which is used for unlicensed small bars Date:

Fouquier-Tinville - 3
ANTOINE QUENTIN FOUQUIER- TINVILLE - French lawyer, revolutionary statesman who condemned countless victims to the guillotine but ultimately became one of them himself. Date: 1746 - 1795

Fouquier-Tinville - 2
ANTOINE QUENTIN FOUQUIER- TINVILLE - French lawyer, revolutionary statesman who condemned countless victims to the guillotine but ultimately became one of them himself. Date: 1746 - 1795

Wine cellar that is an old chalk quarry. A rack (pupitre) with bottles for the prestige cuvee waiting to be disgorged, Champagne Ruinart, Reims, Champagne, Marne, Ardennes, France

Buffalo in Chicago
Buffalo herd in Lincoln Park, Chicago : these noble animals, which once in countless numbers roamed our western plains, are now extinct except in captivity. Date: 1916

Luxurious Car
This car, fitted with silver brocade blinds and countless innovations and luxuries, is a wedding gift for the only grand-daughter of wealthy Indian Bai Rahematbai. Date: 13 March 1930

Now that Women are doing Mens Jobs
Festive illustration by George Ernest Studdy (1878-1948) showing a woman dressed up as Father Christmas. The illustration is a festive metaphor for the increase in women taking over mens roles during

Le Five O Clock At Deauville by Edmund Blampied
An impression of the polo ground at Deauville during the tea hour. Since the war, afternoon tea - that formerly despised meal - has become the most fashionable of ceremonies among l haut monde

A Summer Morning In France by Blampied
An illustration by Edmund Blampied or Blam of a morning game of golf taking place with the sun rising in the background. Blampied (1886-1966) drew countless illustrations for the ILN magazines

Polo At Biarritz by Edmund Blampied
Our Artists impression of the new polo ground at Beyris, half-way between Biarritz and Bayonne, which was opened last year by the King of Spain

A scene inside a cafe
Flo: I say, do you believe that awful story about Doris? Elsie: Of course I do- which one? An illustration of two ladies catching up with the gossip inside a cafe

Spring! By A. E. Bestall
A scene of a winter sunset showing an elderly gentleman walking with his granddaughter across a snow covered field. A sprightly fairy is trying to tug the gentleman back

La Route Aux Courses by Edmund Blampied
An impression of a typical scene on the road to the racecourse at Dinard. The all-conquering motor has not yet entirely ousted the more elegante horse equipage

Dress And Fashion Note For Skiiers, by A. E. Bestall
Fashion ideas for the first time skiier. Alfred Bestall (1892-1986) is best-known as the artist who drew Rupert Bear for thirty years

A scene on a bus, by A. E. Bestall
Precocious Boy: Mother, aint we ever going to get out of this damded bus? Mother: Hush, child! How many more times am I to tel you not to use that word

Pursuit by Edmund Blampied
An illustration of cupid, sent by an admirer, trying to catch up with two elegant ladies. Blampied (1886-1966) drew countless illustrations for the ILN magazines

A childs bathtime. By A. E. Bestall
Child (hearing knock at the door): If you come in, Uncle, you must excuse me being all pink! A bathtime scene depicting a mother bathing her young daughter

A bathtime scene, by A. E. Bestall
Small Girl (owner of the teddy bear), after careful inspection of herself after her bath: You know, mummy, God must be magic, Hes made me without a single seam

Superstition. By A. E. Bestall
A humorous cartoon showing a young woman driving her uncle through the countyside. She is reassuring her passenger about how safe and experienced she is, not concentrating on the road sign ahead

Begging for Mercy
The Revolution provides artists with countless opportunities for tear-jerking scenes : a well- dressed lady begs for her life from two hard-faced officials

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