Galleries Collection (page 2)

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

A fountain designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, with The National Gallery in the background, Trafalgar Square, London England

Turner Contemporary, Margate, Kent, England

Art Gallery in Le Panier de Marseille, Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France

Imperial War Museum, Lambeth, London, England, UK

England, London, Somerset House, The Courtauld Gallery, The Staircase designed by William Chambers

Contemporary Art Museum, Old Town, Ibiza Town, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Millennium Bridge, the River Thames and The Tate Modern, London, England, UK

England, Kent, Thanet, Margate, The Turner Contemporary Art Gallery

England, Devon, Exeter, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery aka RAMM

Pyramide du Louvre, Le Louvre, Paris, France

UK, London, Bankside, Tate Modern and Millennium Bridge over River Thames

UK, London, Bankside, Tate Modern in old Bankside Power Station

England, London, Tate Modern, The Switch House

Le Louvre, Paris, France

Pyramide du Louvre, Le Louvre, Paris, France

Exterior of Ludwig Museum, Cologne, Germany

France, Paris, The Louvre, Pyramid at dusk

France, Paris, The Louvre, Pyramid

England, London, Bankside, Tate Modern Gallery and Millenium Bridge

Princes Street and National Galleries, Edinburgh, Scotland
Princes Street and National Galleries, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland - Painted by William Carruthers Affleck for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Victor Perosino, maitre d'Hotel, The Grafton Galleries Club
A portrait of Victor Perosino, maitre d'Hotel at the Grafton Galleries Club, December 1922 Date: 1923

The Horse Fair
A painting of a busy horse fair, which also provides a view of a Dutch village near Haarlem, Netherlands. Used here as a promotional piece for Stoner & Evans Fine Art Galleries. Date: circa 1600s

Lambeth Delft Plate
An image of a William and Mary Lambeth Delft Plate, in the possession of the Stoner & Evans Fine Art Galleries. Date: circa 1917

Stoner and Evans Advertisement
An advertisement for Stoner & Evans Fine Art Galleries, displaying some examples of Whieldon Agateware, using clay of various colours to create a marbled effect. Date: circa 1915

Illustration, Speeding on penny-farthings
Colour illustration, Speeding'. showing man and woman on penny-farthings. From a page captioned, A pleasure of The Era of Peace: Speeding'. From the coloured lithographs Velocipedes by Ch

Illustration, A Day at the Races
Colour illustration, A Day at the Races showing men and women with carriage and picnic hamper. From the coloured lithographs Les Cocottes Aux Bains De Mer

Illustration, Glamour Girls by the Seaside
Colour illustration, Glamour Girls by the Seaside, showing women sea bathing. From a page captioned, Pleasures of The Era of Peace'

Illustration, Great-Grandpapa's Night Club
Colour illustration, Great-Grandpapa's Night Club'. showing men and women dancing. From a page captioned, Pleasures of The Era of Peace: Penny-farthing and Polka'

Illustration, Wedding Party on Wheels
Colour illustration, The Wedding Party on Wheels, showing men, women, and children of a wedding party on bicycles in a park

New Museum and Art Galleries, Birmingham, 1885
Various views of the newly constructed museums and art galleries in Birmingham, England, 28th November 1885. Shown is the entrance, the lobby, the grand staircase, another interior view

Dunster Galleries, Adelaide
An advertisement photograph of the principal salon of the Dunster Galleries in Adelaide, available for exhibitions of pictures and generat art. Date: circa 1925

St. Marks, Venice
This oil painting shows Saint Mark's Basilica of Venice, Italy, comprising of Byzantine and Italian Gothic architecture, built originally c829. Date: circa 1907

Shoreham, England
An oil painting of the coastal town of Shoreham, in West Sussex, England, with a cluster of houses, looked upon by the tallest building, a church. Date: circa 1910

Dort Caravan
A photograph of a Dort caravan, The caravan of art, which was used by Gayfield Shaw to represent the country's best artists across the more rural areas of Australia

Busy Town Centre
Oil painting of a busy town centre, filled with lots of people in brown and white robes. Date: circa 1930

Sculpture of an unknown woman standing on a cushion plinth. Date: circa 1929

Portrait of an unknown woman
Oil portrait of a seated woman, whose identity is unknown. The artist, Ethel Walker would be having an Exhibition at the Leicester Galleries at this time. Date: circa 1929

Director of the Tate Gallery, inspecting damage
John Rothenstein (1901-1992), the Director of London's Tate Gallery, inspecting bomb damage. Th museum suffered this fate several times during the war

Tate Gallery bomb damage
The Tate Gallery initially sustained damage on 16 September 1940, when it was hit by a bomb, the first of several such incidents. Date: 1940

Advert for Treadwin Dobbs, The Pottery Galleries, Bath - china, glass and pottery. Date: 1902

Cartoon, Welcome! Britannia: Come in, ladies and gentlemen! Glad to give you a decent roof over your heads at last!'. A comment on the opening of the National Portrait Gallery on Saturday 4 April

Zacheta National Gallery of Art, detailed view, Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland, Europe

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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.