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- Animalier [r]: An artist whose specialty is depicting animals. [e]
- Earl family [r]: 19th century British family of painters particularly known as animaliers. [e]
- George Earl [r]: A British painter and the patriarch of the Earl family of artists, he, his brother, his son and his daughter were all well known animaliers. [e]
- Percy Earl [r]: One of the Earl family of painters, Maud Earl's brother and an animalier in his own right. [e]
- Lord Emsworth [r]: Fictional character, lord of the manor at Blandings Castle, in works of English comic writer P.G. Wodehouse. [e]
- George Earl [r]: A British painter and the patriarch of the Earl family of artists, he, his brother, his son and his daughter were all well known animaliers. [e]
- Royal Gallery of Illustration [r]: 19th century 500 seat performance venue located at 14 Regent Street near Waterloo place in London, home to a wide variety of theatrical entertainments, including numerous moving panoramas, dioramas, and lectures. [e]