Galleries Collection

Scotland Forever. Photolithograph, coloured, by Lady Elizabeth Southerden Butler (as Mrs William Butler), 1881, published by Leeds City Art Galleries, 1980 (c)

The Courtauld Institute of Art, Home House, Portman Square, London, the magnificent Georgian house Samuel Courtauld acquired in 1926 to exhibit his collection Date: 18th century

Wandsworth Prison, south west London
A galleried wing of Wandsworth Prison in south west London. Two warders inspect the cells

Crystal Palace Plan
A floor plan of the Exhibition building - the ground floor and the galleries, showing how the courts open out from the central transept

The Picture of the Year by Batchelor
A pretty young woman becomes the centre of attention at a male-dominated art gallery exhibition

Raven Gallery in Old Elysian Grove Market, Barrio Historico District, Tucson, Arizona, United States of America, North America

Lowry Centre at dusk, Salford Quays, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Extension of the British Museum, London
Extension of the British Museum in London: the new King Edward VII Galleries. A birds eye view showing the new section of the building. Date: 1914

Cell Block Interior, Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire
The interior of a cell block at Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire. Cells line the open galleries which have a safety net strung across to prevent inmates falling

Guggenheim Museum, 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Israeli Artist Menachem Gueffen gives a party to celebrate opening of his exhibation of paintings at the O hana gallery. Menachem Gueffen and Jewish actress Dalia Lavi with her painting

Portsmouth Prison Gallery
One of the galleries at Portsmouth Prison, Hampshire, cell doors lining each side. Date: circa 1900

Oliver Brown
OLIVER BROWN London Art Dealer, proprietor of the Leicester Galleries. Date: 1885 - 1966

Princess Elizabeth and Margaret at the British Museum
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret pictured visiting the British Museum with their grandmother, Queen Mary and viewing with interest the Rosetta Stone in the presence of the Museums Director

The Galleries, Gibraltar Date: circa 1910

Kansas City Museum. Date: 1945

Mrs Charles Sweeny contemplating her portrait
Mrs Charles Sweeny (1912 - 1993), formerly Miss Margaret Whigham and later the Duchess of Argyll, pictured looking at her own portrait in an exhibition of work by the portraitist Molly Bishop at

National Gallery 1906
The exterior of the National Gallery fronting onto Trafalgar Square, before the new works of 2003

Coal Mine Machinery
Improved Machinery for working Coal Mines - devices for conveying the coal along the galleries and up the shafts

Louvre Paintings 1929
Van Dijks Charles I dominates this group of 17th century paintings hung rather unimaginatively in a gallery of the Louvre

The Last Chapter (colour litho)
6020548 The Last Chapter (colour litho) by Penrose, James Doyle (1862-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Last Chapter)

Advert for White City Greyhound Racing 1932
They ll all be at the Greyhound Derby ! Advert for White City greyhound racing stadium, showing the buffet and dinning galleries, view of the tracks from the club enclosure

Lowry Centre, Salford Quays, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Lowry Centre and Imperial War Museum North, Salford Quays, Manchester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Millennium Bridge and Tate Modern, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

UK, England, London, The West End, Trafalgar Square, National Gallery and St. Martins in the Fields

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
Keith Sutton (GBR) Sutton Images CEO and Alan Jenkins (GBR) at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016.

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
Alastair Caldwell (NZL) Former McLaren Team Manager at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
(L to R): Mark Dickens (GBR) Artist, Keith Sutton (GBR) Sutton Images CEO and Tom Hunt (GBR) at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England

The International Exhibition: plan of the galleries, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition: plan of the galleries, 1862. The International Exhibition was a world's fair in South Kensington, London

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
Images display at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
(L to R): Keith Sutton (GBR) Sutton Images CEO and Greg Field (GBR) at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016

Advert for the Grafton Galleries Dance Club, London, 1919
Advert for the Grafton Galleries Dance Club, 160 New Bond Street, London, 1919. Features the special attraction of the exhibition dancers Marjorie Moss and Georges Fontana Date: 1919

Pyramide du Louvre, Le Louvre, Paris, France

New York, New York City, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
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Maine, Kennebunk, The Gallery on Maine Art Hill

USA, Maine, Ogunquit, Main Street Colorful Store Fronts

Maine, Kennebunk, The Wedding Cake House (1825)

New York City, Manhattan, Whitney Museum of American Art, exterior

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek art museum, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Florence, Italy historic architecture at dawn

Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition
Alastair Caldwell (NZL) Former McLaren Team Manager and Anthony Shaw (GBR) at James Hunt, Girls, Beer and Victory Exhibition Official Opening, Proud Chelsea, London, England, 10 February 2016

Elizabeth Jenns in front of Gluck painting by Madame Yevonde
Miss Elizabeth Jenns poses in a green velvet Lanvingown from Albert and Johnson in front of Glucks decorative painting of lilies, on view at the Fine Arts Galleries in 1932. Date: 1932

Manet and Post-Impressionists Exhibition, Grafton Galleries
By Men who think the Impressionists too Naturalistic: The Manet and the Post-Impressionists Exhibition at the Grafton Galleries, London. (from top left) 1

Lamps and columns of the Galerie de la Reine shopping gallery, Brussels, Belgium

Glasgow, Scotland - The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Date: 1937

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Galleries have the power to transport us through time and space, allowing us to explore different cultures, eras, and perspectives. From the iconic painting "Scotland Forever" depicting a heroic charge during the Battle of Waterloo, to Wandsworth Prison in south west London that once held notorious criminals, galleries hold stories that captivate our imagination. The Guggenheim Museum on 5th Avenue in Manhattan stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and houses some of the most renowned contemporary art collections worldwide. In contrast, Batchelor's "The Picture of the Year" at Raven Gallery in Tucson's Barrio Historico District captures raw emotions frozen in time. Even plans like the Crystal Palace Plan showcase visionary ideas for urban spaces. Meanwhile, Lowry Centre at dusk paints a mesmerizing picture of Salford Quays' vibrant skyline in Manchester and can not limited by geographical boundaries; they can be found even in unexpected places like The Galleries nestled within Gibraltar's unique landscape. Another Guggenheim Museum also graces New York City with its presence—two distinct locations sharing artistic wonders. Delving into history takes us back to 1945 when Kansas City Museum stood as a beacon of knowledge and culture amidst post-war chaos. And who could forget an advert for White City Greyhound Racing from 1932—a glimpse into popular entertainment during that era? Lastly, The Courtauld Institute offers intellectual nourishment with its extensive collection of masterpieces spanning centuries. These galleries serve as gateways into worlds unknown or forgotten—an invitation for all to appreciate beauty and expand their horizons. In essence, they can windows into humanity's past triumphs and struggles while simultaneously inspiring future generations towards creativity and innovation.