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William Blake, The Ghost of a Flea (c1819-20)

The second half of the mural spray-painted on the walls of Johannesburg's largest diamond exporter, Jewel City.

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Dürer Tuft of Cowslips (1526) National Gallery of Art, Washington DC

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Judith Leyster Tulip from Her Tulip Book (1643) Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem

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Illustration by Matt Kenyon

The BIA Willow, honouring all 572 registered Native American tribes

Detail from Arthur Rackham's illustration of Pan from The Wind in the Willows

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Although Tom-All-Alone’s is fictional, Dickens's description of poverty and unsanitary conditions was all true:

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Love note in Anne Boleyn’s Book of Hours, c1528 While Henry was still married to Catherine of Aragon, some of the earliest and most evocative evidence for his love affair with Anne Boleyn can be found in his future queen’s sumptuously illustrated Book of Hours. Henry chose to write his note to Anne on a page depicting the man of sorrows, thereby intentionally presenting himself as the lovesick king. He wrote in French: “If you remember my love in your prayers as strongly as I adore you, I shall scarcely be forgotten, for I am yours. Henry Rex forever”

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From A Boy and a Bear in a Boat. Illustration: Dave Shelton

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Communist era posters advertising a railway worker school, fresh fruit and a hydro-electric plant

A new Folio Society edition of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale is accompanied by striking illustrations from Anna and Elena Balbusso.

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The Judgement of Adam and Eve by William Blake

The view from Elmore Leonard's writing desk. Illustration: Matteo Pericoli

Sarah Morris, Big Ben 2012

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Leonardo da Vinci's Head of a Woman (c1488-90) appears in the National Gallery's Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan.

Aardman story artist David Vinicombe donated this original biro and pen sketch of a seagull stealing a packet of chips, drawn specially for the auction

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Forest spirit Aisling appears with the cat spirit Pangur Ban in a drawing based on the Oscar-nominated film The Secret of Kells (2009)

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Familiar favourites are joined in the auction by new characters – including Pirate with Gout from Aardman's new animated feature film Pirates: In an Adventure with Scientists

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Take that, Walliams ... Pool of Tears 2 (After Lewis Carroll), 2000, by Kiki Smith, part of the Alice in Wonderland exhibition at Tate Liverpool. Photograph: ULAE

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La mia India (by Francesca Massai)

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'The Lonely Mountain'. The Hobbit as JRR Tolkien imagined it – in pictures. When The Hobbit was first published almost 75 years ago, JRR Tolkien provided a set of wonderful illustrations. But buried among the author's papers were 110 drawings, watercolours and sketches, some of which have never been published before.

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'Smaug Flies Round the Mountain'. The Hobbit as JRR Tolkien imagined it – in pictures. When The Hobbit was first published almost 75 years ago, JRR Tolkien provided a set of wonderful illustrations. But buried among the author's papers were 110 drawings, watercolours and sketches, some of which have never been published before.

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'The Front Door '. The Hobbit as JRR Tolkien imagined it – in pictures. When The Hobbit was first published almost 75 years ago, JRR Tolkien provided a set of wonderful illustrations. But buried among the author's papers were 110 drawings, watercolours and sketches, some of which have never been published before.

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'Smaug in Flight and Dwarves Marching'. The Hobbit as JRR Tolkien imagined it – in pictures. When The Hobbit was first published almost 75 years ago, JRR Tolkien provided a set of wonderful illustrations. But buried among the author's papers were 110 drawings, watercolours and sketches, some of which have never been published before.

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'The White Dragon Pursues Roverandom and the Moondog'. The Hobbit as JRR Tolkien imagined it – in pictures. When The Hobbit was first published almost 75 years ago, JRR Tolkien provided a set of wonderful illustrations. But buried among the author's papers were 110 drawings, watercolours and sketches, some of which have never been published before.

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Illustration by Clifford Harper

London 1948 Olympic games art print,

Woodcut print of Atasuma Gorge

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Wise Old Bird

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An illustration of King Edgar, made in 966

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In This Boat Together

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Fleet Street Illustration

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love this.

by valsart

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Quattro, la pantera - Enzo Mari

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Mary Cicely Barker's Lily-of-the-valley fairy

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Shanon Deyerle For you, @Ryann Laden - I think you love these flowers more than I do!

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Ryann Laden Aw, thanks! Hope you are doing well, Shannon! Your kids are just adorable!!! :)

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