1. Thomas Patch

Portrait of John, 2nd Earl Tylney of Castlemaine (1712-1784)

2. Thomas Patch

A bound volume of fifty-two portrait caricatures

3. John Hamilton Mortimer, A.R.A.

Banditi in a landscape

4. John Hamilton Mortimer, A.R.A.

Two ladies sitting in the corner of a studio

5. Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, called il Guercino

Allegory of Autumn with wine-making putti

6. Thomas Gainsborough, R.A.

Wooded landscape with two figures on horseback travelling along a winding track

7. Richard Wilson, R.A.

Study of trees on a hillside, probably at Lake Nemi

8. Joseph Mallord William Turner, R.A.

The pack waggon, going through Bagley wood, looking towards Abingdon, Oxfordshire

9. Peter De Wint, O.W.S.

Wooded hills descending to a valley near Lowther, Westmoreland

10. Samuel Palmer, R.W.S

A Shepherd leading his flock under the full moon

11. Sarah Biffin, later Mrs Wright

Study of feathers

12. William Henry Hunt

An oyster shell and an onion

13. Francis Towne

Castel Madama, above the River Aniene, near Tivoli

14. Isaac Oliver

Portrait of a lady

15. Isaac Oliver

Madonna and Child

16. Toussaint Dubreuil

Recto: A Seated River God with a Dolphin Verso: A Triton

17. Attributed to Francisco Rizi

The Assumption of the Virgin

18. Fabrizio Castello

Allegory of Pietas

19. Jacques de Gheyn II

Half-length portrait of a seated woman

20. Antwerp School, circa 1530

Trees in a landscape

21. Hans Hoffmann

A Hare

22. Leonaert Bramer

Study of a standing lady

24. Abraham Bloemaert

Recto: A praying, kneeling monk and study of a hand Verso: Studies of legs

25. Jan Lievens

A sheet of figure studies, mostly the heads of bearded men

26. Sir Peter Paul Rubens

A double-sided page of studies: Recto: A satyress reaching for a herm of Pan, after the antique; Verso: A decapitated fallen soldier

27. Attributed to Diego Lopez de Escuriaz

The Gadarene Swine: Christ casting out devils into a herd of pigs

28. Bartholomeus van der Helst

Half-length portrait of a gentleman (Aelbert Cuyp?)

29. Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, called il Guercino

An extensive landscape with a large tree to the left, fortified buildings and a bridge to the right along a road with travelers, three figures resting in the foreground

30. Pellegrino Tibaldi

A female figure looking upwards, her hands joined in prayer

31. Baldassare Franceschini, called Il Volterrano

Recto: Two elaborate designs with shields and trophies of war supported by putti, incorporating the Medici balls and arms, the Della Rovere oak, coronets and a cardinal's hat, and a separate study of the head of a ram; Verso: Studies of groups putti and figures, and two grotesque masks

32. Giovanni Battista Trotti, called il Malosso

Christ Enthroned with the Madonna, Saint Francis kneeling below

33. Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo

Putti in the clouds

34. Claude Gillot

Harlequin disguised as an Apothecary

35. Claude Gillot

Farcical scene with Harlequin as a police commissioner

36. Claude Gillot

Allegory of Asia

37. Claude Gillot

Allegory of America

38. Claude Gillot

Recto: Allegory of Europe Verso: A section of a design for a gazebo decorated with a central sculpture, a fountain, and arabesques

39. Hubert Robert

Courtyard of a Roman Villa

40. Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Standing Man with a Walking Stick Wearing a Tricorn Hat

41. Jean-Baptiste Greuze

A standing male nude looking to the right, his left arm outstretched

42. Hubert Robert

An architectural capriccio of the ruins of a grand palace with 'Le Retour du Bétail'

43. François Boucher

Recumbent Female Nude, with Cupid

44. Jean-Louis-André-Théodore Géricault

A Farewell: An African Couple embracing in a Landscape

45. Jacques-Louis David

Dancing Maenad and youth sacrificing to Aesculapius

46. Carlo Alberto Baratta

Recto: The Death of Hector Verso: Two Battling Figures with Shields and Swords

47. Luca Carlevarijs

View of St Mark's square from St Mark's church, with the church of St. Giminiano

48. Cornelis Troost

Scene from Thomas Asselyn’s Farce, 'Jan Claasz., or the Supposed Servant Girl' (Act III, scene VI)

49. Roelant Roghman

Mountainous landscape with an artist sketching