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1. John Howard, Esq., JP, DL of Sibton and Chartham, MP for Northeast Kent — Albert Chevallier Tayler, 1913
2. Cecil John Rhodes et nos fas extera quaerere regna — philip tennyson cole

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1. Théodore Le Gallais, Connétable (1886–1892), Advocate of the Royal Court, HM Receiver General and Deputy of the Parish — john saint helier lander, 1892
2. Bertram Hopkinson (1874–1918), Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics (1903–1918) — arthur trevethin nowell, 1911
3. John Howard, Esq., JP, DL of Sibton and Chartham, MP for Northeast Kent — Albert Chevallier Tayler, 1913
4. Sir John Hunt, Town Clerk of the City of Westminster — philip tennyson cole, 1931
5. John Arnott (1814–1898) — robert cree crawford
6. Black And White Cat — Edward William Stott
7. Norton Joseph Hughes Hallett (1854–1938), Clerk to Derbyshire County Council — george hall neale, 1920
8. Alexander Martin (1857–1946) — henry wright kerr
9. Plant with White Flowers on a Black Background — Marianne North, 1882
10. Sir Leslie Mackenzie (1862–1935) — henry wright kerr, 1929
11. Church?St. Martin, Nova Scotia — Minor White, 1972
12. Black & White SPECIAL CUT, Hope and Peace Series — brook andrew, 2005
13. William Henry Blyth Martin (1861–1946), Town Clerk of Dundee (1903–1936) — henry wright kerr, 1924
14. Symphony in White no 2 The Little White Girl — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
15. Cecil John Rhodes et nos fas extera quaerere regna — philip tennyson cole
16. The Right Honourable Sir Charles Dalrymple (1839–1916), Bt — william robert symonds, 1906
17. A black and white terrier by a basket — conradyn cunaeus
18. White Black Arch — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky

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1. Arrangement in White and Black — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
2. White and Red Flowering Plant on a Black Background — Marianne North, 1882
3. White, Tan And Black — hans moller, 1955
4. Spring - a triptych — clarence h. white
5. Symphony in White Number 1, The White Girl — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
6. William Gordon, LLD, Town Clerk of Aberdeen (1875–1924) — george fiddes watt, 1916