| Description | Includes images of works attributed by Waterhouse to the following artists:
-Lafosse, Charles de, 1636-1716
-Lage, van der
-Lanark painter
-Landseer, Edwin, 1802-1873 (includes six pages from a catalogue detailing the 'Celebrated Collection of Sketch Boooks and Correspondence of Sir Edwin Landseer' the property of Miss Ruth Evelyn Mitchell, USA, pp27-32)
-Laniere, Nicholas, 1588-1665
-Lankrink, Prosper Henry, 1628-1692
-Langton, Bennet, 1737-1801
-Lanscroon, Gerard, ca.1655-1737
-Largillierre, Nicolas de, 1656-1746
-Laszlo, Philip de, 1869-1937
-Latham, James, 1696-1747 (includes letter from Henry Wyndham, Christie's, dated 26 October 1983, concerning a portrait of Mr Chichester Fortescue of Dromsken, his wife, Elizabeth and her sister Miss Frances Wellesley)
-Leemput, Remee van, ca. 1607-1675
-Lefebure
-Lefevre, Rolland, ca.1608-1677
-Leigh, Thomas, active 1634-1643 (includes photograph of signature of the artist)
-Lievens
-Lens, Peter Paul, ca.1714-ca.1754
-Lenthall
-Leslie, Charles Robert, 1794-1859
-Lewis, J.F., 1805-1876
-Lewis, John, active 1737-1769
-Lewis, Judith, active ca.1775
-Le Piper, Francis, 1640-1698
-L'Herreux
-Lilly, Edmund, active from ca.1695, died 1716
-Lilly, T
-Linnell, John
-Lint, Peter van, 1609-1690 (includes summary description of 'the Pool of Bethseda' by William Markowitz, Professor of Physics, Marquette University, Milwaukee, dated 27 July 1970)
-Lion, P
-Livesay, Richard, died ca.1823
-Lockey, Nicholas, active ca.1600-1624
-Lockey, Roland, ca.1565-1616
-Loder, James, 1784-1860
-Lodge, William, 1649-1689
-Longastre, L.de, born 1747
Longastre, P
-Lovejoy, R.W., active ca.1680
-Luyten, B
-Lyne, Richard, active ca.1570-1598
-H.L.
-T.L.
Also includes 5 unidentified images, and a letter fom David Moore-Gwyn, Sotheby's, dated 18 January 1984, concerning a portrait of Lady Willoughby.
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| Image Caption | 5 photographs of 'The Pool of Bethesda', c1970 |
| Information on 'The Pool of Bethseda' by William Markowitz, Professor of Physics, Marquette University, Milwaukee, dated 27 July 1970 |