Jones Collection (page 84)

Owen Jones Greek 15
A collection of the various forms of the Greek Fret from vases and pavements

Owen Jones Chinese 61
Designs from paintings on wood, paintings on porcelain, woven fabrics and from a picture

Owen Jones / Watkins Cdv
OWEN JONES English designer and architect

Cathcart-Jones / Miles Hk
Lieutenant Owen Cathcart- Jones, British aviator, and his Miles Hawk Trainer: he made many long-distance flights

Arthur Machen (Evans)
Arthur Llewellyn Jones MACHEN Welsh writer, noted for The Angels of Mons

Ray Milland / Paramount
RAY MILLAND (Reginald Truscott-Jones) American film and TV actor and director, born in Wales

Fall / Pekingese / 1977
ST. AUBREY PAI FOO OF WYCHSTOCK Owned by Taylor and Aubrey- Jones

St Pauls Church
COVENT GARDEN Designed by Inigo Jones for Francis Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford; those buried here include Peter Lely, Grinling Gibbons and Ellen Terry

Jockey / Bobbie Jones 20C
Bobbie Jones, jockey, in the colours of WMG Singer

City Men at the Races
Jones I say, Brown, things are deuced bad in the city Brown Then I m deuced glad I m at Epsom!"

Queens House
A view of the Queens House Greenwich. Built by Inigo Jones in the early 17th century for Anne of Denmark

Planetarium by Jones
A planetarium by Jones

C. W. Jones General Store
The exterior of C W Jones Cash Supply Stores at 393 High Street, East Ham in London

Louis XVIII / J Jones
LOUIS XVIII OF FRANCE Louis-Stanislas-Xavier reigned from 1814 - 1824 although he claimed his reigned began in 1795. Shown here when the Count of Provence

Paul Jones V the Serapis
John Paul Jones in Bonhomme Richard engages Serapis in the North Sea; the American crew board the British ship, forcing captain Pearson to surrender

Paul Jones V the Drake
American captain John Paul Jones in Ranger captures the British sloop Drake off Carrickfergus

Inigo Jones
INIGO JONES Architect

Edith Wharton 1930
EDITH NEWBOLD WHARTON Nee Jones American novelist

Fielding / Tom Jones / Fight
Tom is attacked in the street by Lord Fellamars gang

Tom Jones & Partridge
Tom is visited in prison by his companion Partridge

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"Jones: A Journey Through Time and Diversity" Step into the past with Jones, a name that has witnessed significant moments in history. From the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club House in 1943 to the depths of South Wales' coal mines, it has left its mark. In the shadows of towering shaft lifts, brave coal miners toiled tirelessly underground. Their resilience and determination shaped communities like South Wales, where faces etched with grit tell stories untold. The echoes of their struggles resonate through time. The historic clash between Bonhomme Richard and Serapis reminds us of another facet – strength in battle. This legendary encounter symbolizes courage and perseverance against all odds. Artistic expressions also bear witness to the power of Jones. In Burne-Jones' masterpiece "Adam & Eve, " we glimpse humanity's origins - when Adam delved and Eve span - highlighting our eternal connection to labor and creation. Yet again, we find ourselves amidst miners working at the coalface; their sweat-soaked brows speak volumes about sacrifice for survival. These unsung heroes remind us that progress often comes at great cost. Elvin Jones takes center stage as his drumming prowess captivates audiences worldwide during his Jazz Machine performances in Los Angeles circa 1968 and 1997. His rhythmic melodies transcend boundaries, uniting people through music's universal language. Beyond physical endeavors lies integrity personified by those who retire from office gracefully, leaving behind legacies worthy of admiration since 1801. They embody principles that inspire future generations towards ethical leadership. Sports enthusiasts gather around Millwall Athletic football team for a group photo frozen in time – a testament to camaraderie forged on fields where passion unites diverse individuals under one common goal: victory. Lastly, we catch a glimpse into life below ground as a miner rides drams deep within Tirpentwys Colliery's labyrinthine tunnels—a reminder that bravery knows no bounds when darkness surrounds.