119 Free Images of James Duncan

butterfly edward duncan butterflies and moths foreign butterflies by james duncan. vol. 31 of william jardine's the naturalist's library (1833)foreign butterflies william john huggins robert james elliot (royal navy)john williams (ship, 1844)fare camden (ship, 1819)

View of the Esplanade and Fortifications of Quebec - 1832, Robert Auchmuty Sproule, 1874

quebec city in the 1830s parc de l'esplanade

Slag bij Kamperduin, 1797 The Victory obtained over the Dutch Fleet by the British Squadron of the North Sea under the command of Admiral Duncan in the action of the 11.th of October 1797 (titel op object), RP-P-OB-88.800, April 1801

etchings in the rijksmuseum amsterdam james fittler

Shakespere and Stratford-upon-Avon, William James Linton, 18 September 1847

the illustrated london news 1847 william james linton

Madagascar sunset moth, round-winged emerald butterfly. Chrysiridia rhipheus [as Rhipheus dasycephalus] For many decades was believed to be a butterfly from China. Now known to be a moth endemic to Madagascar.

illustration nature

John Williams in 1845 (missionary ship, 1844) PY0584, Edward Duncan

prints, drawings and watercolours of the royal museums greenwich edward duncan

Red postman, numata longwing, and crimson-patched longwing butterflies (1858)

illustration animals

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butterfly library

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butterfly library

John Williams in 1845 (missionary ship, 1844) PY0584 (cropped), William John Huggins, 1 February 1846

prints, drawings and watercolours of the royal museums greenwich 19th-century sailing ships in paintings

The "John Williams"... entering the Bay of Huahine, one of the Society Islands, William John Huggins, 1 February 1846

art in the national library of new zealand edward duncan

Old World and Scarce, swallowtail butterflies (1855)

butterfly vintage

The marquis looked so handsome, grand and grave that every one had full of sad astonishment, 1907

scotland's story by h. e. marshall edinburgh in the 17th century

For there in the Garden walked fairest lady he had ever seen, 1907

unidentified locations in scotland scotland's story by h. e. marshall

But thanks be to God, there few of my ancestors who have died in their beds, 1907

scotland's story by h. e. marshall battle of otterburn

Executive council of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 18 January 1912

american association for the advancement of science leslie's weekly, 1912

Duncan II of Scotland (Holyrood)

duncan ii of scotland jacob de wet (ii)

Malcolm III of Scotland (Holyrood)

malcolm iii of scotland jacob de wet (ii)

Consequences of a successfull French invasion. No III. Plate 2d-, James Gillray, 1798

prints by james gillray in the british museum satirical prints in the british museum

The board of controul. or the blessing of a Scotch dictator., James Gillray, 1787

prints by james gillray in the british museum satirical prints in the british museum

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