This recent work is based on a painting by the German Romantic artist Caspar David Friedrich. Friedrich’s work, from 1823 - 1824, depicts a shipwreck locked in a broken sheet...
This item was selected to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I. It depicts a steel foundry owned by William Shaw, who lived with his family...
This photograph is part of the “Fashion for Travel” series Lee Miller produced for the U.S. magazine Glamour featuring Della Oake in a range of London locations. Like John Deakin...
This display was a demonstration of a novel technique to show screen-based images in public spaces. It was developed by a team of researchers at Sharp Laboratories of Europe, located...
This photograph is from Jessica Eaton’s series Cubes for Albers and LeWitt. Eaton uses the additive, tri-colour process by placing red, green or blue gels over the camera lens to...
This photograph is from the series Berlin. In 2008, Mitch Epstein was awarded a six-month residency at the American Academy in Berlin, where he set out to examine the city’s...
This photograph is from On Death and Horses and Other People, an ongoing series begun in 1999 on the Winter Carnival in Roztoky, a small town on outskirts of Prague...
The British raid on the Belgian port of Zeebrugge in late Spring 1918 was intended to impede its use by German submarines by sinking ships in the waterways. British forces...
William Eggleston (b.1939, Memphis, USA) photographs scenes of everyday life with a ‘snapshot’ style. He is known for his use of the Dye Transfer process that enables greater photographic control...
