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Allegory of the Power of Great Britain by Sea, design for a decorative panel for George I's ceremonial coach
Attributed to Sir James Thornhill, 1675–1734, British
Vanity Fair - Explorers and Inventors. 'Steel'. Sir Henry Bessemer. 6 November 1880
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'The Kaid', General Sir Harry Aubrey De MacLean, February 25, 1904
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Henry', Major-General Sir Henry Percival De Bathe, November 18, 1876
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'A Military Secretary', Colonel Douglas Frederick Rawdon Dawson, January 1, 1903
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'Dietetics'. Dr. Nathaniel Edward Yorke-Davies. 12 April 1900
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair: Military and Navy; 'Second in Zululand', Major-General Henry Hope Crealock, March 16, 1879
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British
Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'Philosophical Pathology'. Dr. Samuel Wilks. 1 October 1892
Sir Leslie Ward ("Spy"), 1851–1922, British