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New Creative Relevant Search filters Probably Stock Photos and Images  (83,736) carlsberg probably the best | probably 16th century | probably american | probably burma | probably chelsea Related searches: Narrow your search: Vectors | Black & white | Cut Outs Page 1 of 838 William BLake - Pestilence, probably the Great Plague of London Burton-on-Trent Trent Bridge probably 1920s Sphinx head, probably of King Amenhotep II Historical flag of the United States of America. The Bennington, or '76,' flag was probably flown at the battle of Bennington, A Transport elephants, probably Burma, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s Bellina, master bricklayer, probably in Salzburg. 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Princess Clotilde and baby (probably Napolèon Victor Bonaparte, born 1862) GYPSY GIRLS (Zigeunerblut) Probably based on a J. Strauss waltz. Battleship, probably American, Battleships, American, 1900 Marianne von Willemer, 1784-1860, probably born as Marianne Pirngruber, also known as Marianne Jung, an Austrian actress and dancer, woodcut from the year 1880 Feb. 29, 2012 - SMALLEST TOWN HALL OF THE WORLD IS IN BERLIN It is probably the smallest town hall of the world, this building at the Island of Reiswerder in West-Berlin (our picture). And sometimes even meetings are held in the building with a basal surface of only 40 square metres. But it is not the mayor and his council who come together here, but the Association of Nature-lovers, of which the building is the office Mozart´s portrait at age 6 in gala dress, probably by Pietro Antonio Lorenzoni (Salzburg, 1763) Historic picture, captured crocodile, probably in India, taken around 1920 Impactite slag like glassy object probably formed from rock melted by the impact of a meteor was found near Elgygytgyn lake in Head of the Sphinx probably King Amenophis II 1427 - 1401 BC Egypt Egyptian Three adult male Cheetah probably brothers or siblings The Baptism of Christ, probably by Lorenzo Monaco, circa 1387 The skeleton seal probably hunted polar bear found on sea ice floating along arctic coast Svalbard Norway in summertime. Unidentified city, probably South America Frans Hals - Portrait of a gentleman, probably the Reverend John Livingstone Wakefield probably 1920s Sphinx head, probably of King Amenhotep II A variety of pondlife, diatoms. protozoa, scuticociliates, a peritrich ciliate -- probably Vorticella, Carchesium Fruit varieties, probably Singapore, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s Kozeluch, Leopold, lithograph by C. C. Bohemian, probably based on a painting by J. Linley, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Short Sunderland, 201 Sqn, probably during 1948 Berlin Airlift. Chinese rickshaw - early 1900s. Probably Hong Kong. Probably French 19th Century, Barthe, lithograph Johann Peter Hebel, 1760 - 1826, poet, and Breneli, actually Veronica Rohre, 1779 - 1869, probably his mistress, historical wood Aug. 08, 1965 - The Unhurried Driver: Some motorists probably said some unkind things about Harold Bonnet yesterday, as he drove his steamroller through the crowded roads of Buckinghamshire, reducing the traffic to two miles an hour. But of course, they didn't known that Mr. Bonnet is no ordinary steamroller driver , but a steamroller connoisseur, a protector of a piece of transport that is otherwise in danger of joining its absolescent friends the tram, the trolley bus and the steam locomotive Statue of falcon with king (probably Nectanebo I or II) in relief. Egyptian Museum. Egypt Prehistoric rock drawings of the Bushmen, probably representing an extinct quagga zebra, on the Sevilla Rock Art Trail near Domestic cats probably feral Felis catus resting on steps in city Alicante Spain Theres (e) Schedelbauer, known as 'Taubenmutterl' (Mother Pigeon), 'Taubentheres' or 'Taubenmarie' or 'Tauben-Wabi' in Munich. The picture shows the Taubentheres (Pigeon Theres) at the age of 80. (she was probably born in 1853) Alert Cheetah probably brothers or siblings sitting on a termite mound in Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya East Africa Furniture in street during race riot, probably due to eviction, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1921 The skeleton seal probably hunted polar bear found on sea ice floating along arctic coast Svalbard Norway in summertime. Poor family at the dinner table: unidentified movie, probably Italian neorealism, 1960s El Greco - Portrait of a Cardinal, Probably Cardinal Don Fernando Niño de Guevara Jerusalem probably 1870s Sphinx head, probably of King Amenhotep II Vietnamese farmer ploughing his padi field using a water buffalo, probably growing maize corn eventually Working elephants, probably Burma, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890 White Lady, the alleged, portrait, probably the Miss von Rosenau in the Bayreuth Castle, wood engraving based on painting, 19th century, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared Basket, Tlingit, probably mid 1800s - Native American collection - Peabody Museum, Harvard University Closeup of a small, probably juvenile scorpionfish. Probably French 16th Century, The Flight to Egypt, woodcut Dead Manx Shearwater probably killed by short Apr. 04, 2012 - The Florida Alligator: The alligator is probably the victim of more over-imagination and less real knowledge than any other member of Florida's wild kingdom. In the Florida Everglades, where a difference of a few inches in the water table means certain death for much of the Glades flora and wildlife, the gator is a most efficient conservationist. The reptile digs large holes that reach down to the water table, even in dry months, providing a water supply birds, fish and other Everglades creatures Bronze head of a goddess, probably Aphrodite, Hellenistic Greek, The British Museum, London. England. UK. Historic photograph, fencing, probably from the thirties France, Morbihan, Loge au loup dolmen, probably more then 4500 years old The Victoria and Albert Museum. Probably by Arnold Quellin and Grindling Gibbons. Putto Holding the Crown and Coat of arms of Scotland. About 1686. Ma Short-eared owl (Asio flammeus), probably male, Brunswick Point, Delta, British Columbia. Portrait of a Woman, Probably Susanna Lunden, Peter Paul Rubens, circa 1625-1627, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Manhattan, New York City, USA, North Ame The skeleton seal probably hunted polar bear found on sea ice floating along arctic coast Svalbard Norway in summertime. Trench digged during Liberation Paris probably at Jardin du Luxembourg (August 1944) Probably Robert Adamson - The Royal High School, Edinburgh Dunoon probably 1920s Rock Crystal Ewer, Egypt, probably Cairo 1000-50. Stone carving of a winged lion, probably Roman Entrance to the Plaza, probably Cienfuegos, Cuba, circa 1900. Date: circa 1900 White Lady, the alleged, half length, probably the Miss von Rosenau in the Bayreuth Castle, wood engraving based on painting, 19th century, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared Blouse, Shawnee, Oklahoma, probably late 19th century - Native American collection - Peabody Museum, Harvard University Closeup of a small, probably juvenile scorpionfish. Probably French 16th Century, The Martyrdom of a Saint, woodcut Rock pipit this rather pale example is probably Nov. 11, 1960 - Bottle Ships en gros.: A probably unique wharf is owned by ship engineer Georg A. Bahr (Georg A. Bahr) of Bremen/Northern Germany. Since 30 years, he is launching series of bottle ships. When making his voyage across the world oceans,he learned to get small ship models into (empty) bottles, with much patience and many and many sucks on his pipe. As the interest for these ''souvenir'' was very great, he started to sell these bottle ships. Soon he could have sold far more than he could produce so he gave orders to other skulful people to produce these ships for him The arch of L. Septimius Severus probably dates from the Emperor´s visit to his native city in 203 AD. The four way triumphal Bowl with the portrait of a woman and glasses, probably from Venice around 1550, Bavarian National Museum heotokopoulos, Domenikos (El Greco) A Cardinal (probably Cardinal Fernando Niño de Guevara (1541-1609), 1600-1 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Capitoline museum, Rome. Palazzo dei Conservatori. Constantine. Age of Constantine, probably 330-337 A.D. Gilded bronze. Detail. Italy. Grasshopper, probably family Acrididae, on windshield, Agua Caliente Canyon, near Amado, Arizona. Old Woman Reading, Probably the Prophetess Hannah, by Rembrandt, 1631, Dutch painting, oil on panel. An old woman, probably Rembrandt's mother, as the prophetess Hannah, seated, reading a book (BSLOC_2016_3_8) The skeleton seal probably hunted polar bear found on sea ice floating along arctic coast Svalbard Norway in summertime. Camp set up probably inside Senate during Liberation Paris (August 1944) Cornelius Johnson - Portrait of a Man, Probably Sir Francis Godolphin Burford probably 1920s Rock Crystal Ewer, Egypt, probably Cairo 1000-50. Climbing shrub covering an Oxford stone college, probably Parthenocissus sp Shipping wharves, probably Port Said, Egypt, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890 Germany, Baden-Württemberg, Marbach, Friedrich Schiller, German poet, probably original painting photographed by Römmler and Jonas, published by Gustav Lohse, Dresden, 1890th?, Artist's Copyright must also be cleared Wampum wrist ornament, probably Iroquois, 18th century - Native American collection - Peabody Museum, Harvard University A sphinx with the face of what is probably Cleopatra's father, Ptolemy XII. Probably French 16th Century, The Flagellation, woodcut in green Rock pipit this rather pale example is probably Feb. 26, 2012 - The Koch family is probably the largest one in West Germany. Large quantities are need, when the Koch family in Larmerstadt/Bavaria gets to lunch. Painter Werner Koch and his wife, Brunhilde, who married 1973, have together 20 children. Eleven of them are from the first marriage of Werner Koch, while the other nine are from the first marriage of Brunhilde Koch. The costs of living are not only covered by the salary of Werner Koch, but also by subsidies and by financial help of the oldest children who go to work, 125 pounds of bread, 50 kg The Erdene Zuu Monastery is probably the most ancient surviving Buddhist monastery in Mongolia It is in Övörkhangai Province, Orb-web Spider species (probably Cyclosa spec.), building spider dummies with several legs from plant debris and dead insects to Front of an old Leyland truck probably dating back to the 80's Capitoline museum, Rome. Palazzo dei Conservatori. Constantine. Age of Constantine, probably 330-337 A.D. Gilded bronze. Detail. Italy. Grasshopper, probably family Acrididae, on windshield, Agua Caliente Canyon, near Amado, Arizona. Bernheimer House in Munich (probably around 1900) The skeleton seal flipper probably hunted polar bear found on sea ice floating along arctic coast Svalbard Norway in summertime. Tanks probably crossing  the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris during Liberation (August 1944) Caspar Obach - A Salon, probably in Stuttgart - Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum Burford probably 1920s Dish : George 1 of England, probably manufactured in Bristol about 1730. Vietnamese farmer ploughing his padi field using a water buffalo, probably growing maize corn eventually Harbour view (probably Nagasaki) Japan circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s Next page Recent searches: Search Results for Probably Stock Photos and Images  (83,736) Page 1 of 838 12345678910