C is for Charles

 Charles Green: Jack in the Green (1869)

  

 Charles Lees: The Golfers (1847)

  

 Charles Pettitt: The River Ferry

  

 Charles Rossiter: The Cottager's Family

  

 Charles Vacher: Bedouin Encampment before 

the Temple of Hathor at Dendera, Egypt (1867)

  

 Charles Vigor: Saved. The Fire Service College

  

 Charles W. Fothergill: View of Gosport looking towards 

Portsmouth with H.M.S. Victory in Harbour (1901)

  

 Charles West Cope: The Royal Prisoners

  

 Charles William Bartlett: Captives in Rome

  

Charles William Mitchell: Hypatia

[her story is very interesting and worth reading]

Sir Daniel McNee

Sir Daniel McNee (1806-1882) was a Scottish painter who mostly did portraits. He was said to have "inimitable powers as a teller of humorous Scottish anecdotes."

 John Ramsay McCulloch

[he was an economist]

  

 Professor Allen Thomson (1878)

 [he was a physician, known as an anatomist and embryologist]

  

 A Lady in Grey (1859)

  

Portrait of a Young Boy

[a young boy...?]

Rubens Arthur Moore

Rubens Arthur Moore (1860-1933) was born Reuben but chose to go by Rubens. Another set of dates (1881-1920) is given elsewhere.

 A Fisherman by a Stream

 

 Sunday, Whitby Harbor (1898)

  

The Cock Tavern, Bishops Gate Street, London

R is for Robert

 Robert Cree Crawford: The Water Stoup (1882)

  

 Robert Dowling: The Grandfather's Visit

[Dowling lived and worked in Australia for part of his life but was English-born]

  

 Robert Hills: Returning from Market (1836)

  

 Robert MacInnes: The Grape Harvest (1848)

  

 Robert Payton Reid: A Little Tea and Gossip (1859)

  

 Robert Payton Reid: Blossom Time

  

 Robert Payton Reid: Love's Messenger

  

Robert Walker MacBeth: By the River

William Arthur Breakspeare

 Nude at a Table

  

 Resting

  

Sleeping Beauty

T is for Thomas

 Thomas Graham: Alone in London

  

 Thomas Henry Wyatt: The New Liverpool Exchange (ca. 1870)

  

 Thomas J. Banks: A Country House, in an Extensive Landscape

  

 Thomas P. Hall: The Brawl (1858)

[what a great slice of Victorian street life!]

  

 Thomas Phillips: Lord Byron in Albanian Dress

  

 Thomas Sewell Robins: A French Egg Boat entering Southhampton Water (1846)

[my search for "egg boat" yielded this]

  

 Thomas Stanley Barber: A Walk by the River

  

 Thomas Sword Good: No News (1833)

  

Thomas Wade: Turf Cutters (1869)

George Edward Robertson

 The Lady of Shallott (1900)

  

 The Oracle

  

At the Well