BL3288092: Apple-pie and bear Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288093: No.5: View of position captured from the rebels. No.6: View taken from the residency. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288097: A male peakock bird, pavo, with his fan tail splayed out to show the eye markings. Two small brown birds. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288099: Eel and fish Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288104: Advert for alphabet books by Dean and Son, Ludgate Hill, printed in yellow with red stars. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288118: Gooseberry and heron Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288125: Screw and thimble Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288136: Mill and net Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288147: No.21: The Chukkur Kothee on the left bank of the Goomtee. No.22: Budshur Bagh. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288148: Yew tree and zinc Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288155: Page of illuminated manuscript with a miniature of a bird with a fish in it's beak. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288156: Fish Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288163: Hat Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288165: Jam Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288166: A young girl, with her dog, taking a present to a poor old woman living in a cottage. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288167: Lamp Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288180: Morning dresses. Three women wearing white dresses and holding parasols. Each wears a different type of headpiece. In fig.107, a woman wears a Dunstable open worked hat with straw bows, ribands, and tassels, tied under the chin with a narrow white riband. In fig.108, a woman wears an Emigrant hat, with a green feather and white veil. In fig.109, a woman wears a turban of white muslin; a bunch of corn on the right side. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288184: Detail of a miniature at the end of Exodus of a man sitting on a bench holding a scroll escorted by a dog, a dragon and a lion. The scroll held by the man as well as the scroll on the right contain masoretic notes. Above the miniature, the total sum of the verses of Exodus / Bridgeman Images

BL3288185: Three salamanders or snakes writhing through flames of fire. Invertebrate animals or reptiles. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288187: Morning dresses. Two women wearing white dresses, one holding a parasol. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288191: Zebra Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288195: text; letters I, J, K, L,M, N, O, P, Q and R Illustrations and verse from Nonsense Alphabets by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288205: Two animals in motion. Running and leaping. Bulls or cows. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288211: An animal with a ring in its nose. Stocky thick strong body and horns. A bull. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288214: A sketch plan of Lake Champlain and Lake George with notes. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288219: The Shan Chiefs from Burma [at the Delhi Durbar]. Group portrait of Shan sawbwas, dressed in traditional costume and posed against a decorative textile backdrop. The figures are identified as follows: Hkun Kyi (Sawbwa of Ming Nai, aged 56), Saw Maung (Sawbwa of Yawng Hwe, aged 55), Saw Kawn Kiaw Intaling (Sawbwa of Keng Tung, aged 29), Hkun Ti (Sawbwa of Mong Pawn, aged 56), Sawladi (Sawbwa of Gantarawadi, aged 51) / Bridgeman Images

BL3288222: A plan of the Great Falls on Hudson's River / Bridgeman Images

BL3288230: Arthbroomia Rigida (fictional plant) Illustrations and titles of plants from the Nonsense Botany collection by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288231: End of St Mark's gospel; chapter 16, verses 18-20 / Bridgeman Images

BL3288237: Shoebootia Utilis (fictional plant) Illustrations and titles of plants from the Nonsense Botany collection by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288240: Tickia orologica (fictional plant) Illustrations and titles of plants from the Nonsense Botany collection by Edward Lear. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288243: 'January - Last Years Bills'. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288248: 'February - Cutting Weather - Squally'. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288258: A group of animals. Deer with antlers. Stag hind and young deer. / Bridgeman Images

BL3288261: Dartford, Kent. Details of this drawing are corrected in heavy black ink with crosses placed over incorrect field boundaries and communication routes. Red pecked lines form a grid over the drawing. These are triangulation lines, which the draughtsman used to plot features of the landscape. A characteristically straight Roman road is shown leading from Dartford. In the bottom right, the scale is recorded and area calculations laid out / Bridgeman Images

BL3288266: Timur Shah's Mosque [sic. for tomb, Kabul]. A general view of the octagonal building / Bridgeman Images