Wide expanse of sandy foreshore exposed by the receding tide at sunset, at Birling Gap, part of the Seven Sisters range, East Sussex
Wightwick Manor, one of four roundels of painted glass by Charles Kempe in the Oak Room, showing heraldic images
Wightwick Manor, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, designed by Edward Ould for the Mander family and built between 1887-8
Wild flowers above the Mawddoch estuary in Summer
Wild flowers growing in meadow at Beacon Point, Co Durham, with beach below
Wild flowers growing in the summer along the coastal path
Wild Glencoe
Wild mountain goat on Hafod Y Llan farm, Snowdonia
Wild mountain goats on Hafod Y Llan farm, Snowdonia
Wild pony and foal in the Afon Careg Valley at Carneddau
Wildflowers growing on the cliff tops at The Lizard, Cornwall
Wildflowers in June in the meadow at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Wildflowers silhouetted against the hazy light at the River Wey at Triggs Lock, Send, Surrey
Wildlfower meadow in the foreground in June with the Hall beyond at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Wildlfower meadow in the foreground with the Hall beyond at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Willement "Syrian Damask" wallpaper in the Library in the new house at Scotney Castle, Kent
WILLIAM BECKFORD (1760-1844) by George Romney (1734-1802) from Upton House
WILLIAM BLATHWAYT (11) AS A CHILD, by Henry Tilson (1659-1695) oil on canvas, in the Drawing Room at Dyrham Park
WILLIAM BLATHWAYT portrait by Michael Dahl (1656-1743)
William Bonville (d. 1873) by British (English) School
WILLIAM CAVENDISH, 1ST DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, 4TH EARL OF DEVONSHIRE (1640-1707) appointed Lord High Steward by William of Orange, attrib. John Closterman (1660-1711) at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire.
WILLIAM COLYEAR, VISCOUNT MILSINGTON, LATER 3rd EARL OF PORTMORE (1745-1823) by Allan Ramsay (1713-84)
WILLIAM CONYNGHAM THE YOUNGER (died 1721), English School. c.1700, the builder of Springhill, Co. Londonderry.
WILLIAM DUTTON painted by an artist from the English School
