Lady with a houpette Wenceslaus HOLLAR Self-portrait aged 40 Wenceslaus HOLLAR Charles, Prince of Wales Wenceslaus HOLLAR (etcher); Anthony van DYCK (after) Lucas and Cornelis de Wael Wenceslaus HOLLAR (etcher); Anthony van DYCK (after) Montague Bertie, 2nd Earl of Lindsey, K.G.; Royalist 1608(?)-1666 William FAITHORNE; Anthony van DYCK (after) An English Gentlewoman Wenceslaus HOLLAR Erminia and the old shepherd (Landscape with figures and sheep) Richard EARLOM; CLAUDE LORRAIN (after) Aeneas landed Richard EARLOM (etcher); CLAUDE LORRAIN (after) The skinning of the Aboma Snake shot by Cap. Stedman William BLAKE (engraver); John Gabriel STEDMAN (draughtsman) Vala, Hyle and Skofeld William BLAKE William Sanderson William FAITHORNE; Lawrence SOUR (after) Mousehold Heath John CROME Edward Bright James McARDELL (mezzotinter); David OGBORNE (after) Queen Katherine's dream William BLAKE (etcher); Henry FUSELI (draughtsman) The Garden of Eden William BELL SCOTT (etcher); William BLAKE (after) Unyoked heifers loitering homeward, low William BLAKE View at Blenheim Joseph Constantine STADLER; Joseph FARINGTON (after) Colinet mocked by two boys William BLAKE One of the large carved marble slabs over which the emperor was carried during his visits to the Temple of the Imperial Ancestors Hedda MORRISON Collar, cuff and earrings THIERRY MUGLER, Paris (fashion house); Thierry MUGLER (designer) Daddy Hercules Emil Cañita First there was a mountain Christien MEINDERTSMA (designer); TOOLS FOR TECHNOLOGY (manufacturer) Top and jeans JEAN PAUL GAULTIER, Paris (fashion house); Jean Paul GAULTIER (designer) No title (Craftsperson) Hedda MORRISON No title (Crafting an instrument) Hedda MORRISON Pewter was used in the manufacture of many household utensils Hedda MORRISON Country rigger Emil Cañita Itinerant refreshment stall for children. Wherever there might be a demand, there would be some specialist hawker filling the needs of even the smallest customer Hedda MORRISON No title (Boy in street) Hedda MORRISON Repairing a painting prior to remounting, work calling for the most exacting skills Hedda MORRISON