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Images Dated 22nd December 2010 (page 105)

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Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: David Wright woman in red summer dress

David Wright woman in red summer dress
Elegant woman with brown hair, wearing a red summer day dress and a wide-brimmed sun hat. David Wright (1912 - 1967), was a popular British artist specialising in glamour

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Little girl asleep on her mothers lap at bedtime

Little girl asleep on her mothers lap at bedtime
A little girl asleep on her mothers lap at bedtime, watched by her elder sister. The photograph is entitled Hush Lightly Tread

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: The Soldiers Toast

The Soldiers Toast
A smiling soldier in armour, sitting at a table, entitled The Soldiers Toast, with a quotation from Shakespeares Othello, And let the cannikin clink, clink

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: View of Windsor Castle from across the River Thames

View of Windsor Castle from across the River Thames
A general view of Windsor Castle, Berkshire, from across the River Thames, with people and boats in the foreground

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: How the rhino got his skin

How the rhino got his skin
Illustration by the author to How the Rhinoceros Got his Skin by Rudyard Kipling in Just So Stories

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Entrance to Raglan Castle, Monmouthshire

Entrance to Raglan Castle, Monmouthshire
A woman and a gardener at the arched entrance to Raglan Castle in Monmouthshire, south east Wales. The castle was ruined during the English Civil War

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Green gipsy caravan at the side of the road

Green gipsy caravan at the side of the road
A green gipsy caravan at the side of the road, painted green with red and yellow decorations, and a blue door

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Three members of the Royal Naval Division

Three members of the Royal Naval Division (RND), outside their tent at a camp with rifles crossed. The service was formed in September 1914 to fight alongside the army during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Shakespeares birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon

Shakespeares birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon
View of Shakespeares birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, with some late Victorian cyclists standing in the roadway

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Kaiser Wilhelm II and U-boat

Kaiser Wilhelm II and U-boat
Disavowal? Disavowal? There is no such word in the German tongue

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Cloister Graveyard, Canterbury Cathedral

Cloister Graveyard, Canterbury Cathedral
View of the Cloister Graveyard and part of Canterbury Cathedral, with a man at work

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Royal Academy of Arts, London

Royal Academy of Arts, London
The courtyard of Burlington House which houses the Royal Academy of Arts in London. Outside stands the bronze statue of Joshua Reynolds (by Alfred Drury), the first president of the academy

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: David Wright woman in white evening dress

David Wright woman in white evening dress
Elegant woman with red hair, sitting up in bed wearing a white evening dress. David Wright (1912 - 1967), was a popular British artist specialising in glamour

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Bridal fashion feature in Royal Wedding Number, 1923

Bridal fashion feature in Royal Wedding Number, 1923
The fashion column of the Illustrated London News in its special Royal Wedding Number, celebrating the marriage of the Duke of York (later King George VI)

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Cat and three kittens with a birdcage

Cat and three kittens with a birdcage
A cat and three kittens manage to push a birdcage, complete with bird, onto the floor

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Gipsy carrying a plate of cooked meat

Gipsy carrying a plate of cooked meat
A gipsy carrying a plate of meat which has just been cooked, and is steaming hot

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Advertisement for Swan & Edgar department store

Advertisement for Swan & Edgar department store
An advertisement for the Swan & Edgar department store at Piccadilly Circus, London, featuring items from the Lace and Blouse Department

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Thomas Edison, American inventor

Thomas Edison, American inventor
A decorative design featuring Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931), American inventor, sitting at his desk

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Boy looking through a window on a rainy day

Boy looking through a window on a rainy day
A bored little boy peers through a window pane on a rainy day

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: West Front of Westminster Abbey, London

West Front of Westminster Abbey, London
View of the West Front of Westminster Abbey, London, officially known as the Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Sanitas - destroys all disease germs

Sanitas - destroys all disease germs
An advertisement for Sanitas brand disinfectant fluid, as recommended by medical journal The Lancet. Hygiea, Greek goddess of health

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Applegath vertical printing press

Applegath vertical printing press
The Illustrated London News being printed at the Great Exhibition on the patented Applegath (often mis-spelled Applegarth) vertical printing-press

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London

Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London
Street scene outside the Bank of England in Threadneedle Street, City of London, on a busy day

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Statue of Herbert Ingram in Boston

Statue of Herbert Ingram in Boston
Herbert Ingram (1811-1860) was the founder of the Illustrated London News. This memorial, designed by Alexander Munro, was unveiled in October, 1862 and stands in the Market Place of Boston

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: King George Vs message to troops

King George Vs message to troops of the Expeditionary Force from Buckingham Palace after Belgium had been attacked by Germany

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Picking tobacco, Montpellier, Jamaica

Picking tobacco, Montpellier, Jamaica
Workers in a field, picking tobacco, in Montpellier, Jamaica

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Gipsy family, mother and three children, Surrey

Gipsy family, mother and three children, Surrey
A gipsy family at an encampment in Surrey -- a young mother and her three children

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: The excavations at Pompeii

The excavations at Pompeii
Scene showing excavations inside a building at Pompeii, in the presence of Umberto I of Italy and his wife Margherita, among others

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Unidentified coastal town

Unidentified coastal town
An unidentified European coastal town with a bridge crossing the water

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Workers harvesting banana crop, Jamaica

Workers harvesting banana crop, Jamaica
Workers harvesting the banana crop in Jamaica

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Cattle grazing in a field

Cattle grazing in a field

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: George Smith, publisher

George Smith, publisher
George Smith (1824 - 1901), of the publishing firm Smith, Elder and Co. who published Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, along with works by Darwin, Ruskin, Thackeray, Robert Browning and Wilkie Collins

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Coronation chairs in Westminster Abbey, London

Coronation chairs in Westminster Abbey, London
The two Coronation chairs inside Westminster Abbey, London, in the year of King Edward VIIs Coronation. Date: 1902

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: The great telescope at the Paris Exhibition

The great telescope at the Paris Exhibition. Theoretically the instrument should display an image of the moon at an apparent average distance of about forty miles

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as a bridesmaid

Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as a bridesmaid
Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as a bridesmaid at the wedding of her future sister-in-law, Princess Mary (the Princess Royal) to Lord Lascelles (the Earl of Harewood) in 1922

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Boy looking through a window on a rainy day

Boy looking through a window on a rainy day
A bored little boy peers through a window pane on a rainy day

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Two sightseers at Stonehenge, Wiltshire

Two sightseers at Stonehenge, Wiltshire
Two late Victorian sightseers at Stonehenge, Wiltshire. One man sits on a flat stone (possibly the sacrificial stone), while the other man leans on his bicycle

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: The strike in Glasgow

The strike in Glasgow
Soldiers arrive to keep order during the strike in Glasgow

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Old Pharos at Dover, Kent

Old Pharos at Dover, Kent
View of the Old Pharos (Roman lighthouse) at Dover, Kent, next to the Anglo-Saxon St Mary in Castro Church. The Pharos was originally an octagonal tower with eight stepped stages

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Four members of the Royal Naval Division

Four members of the Royal Naval Division (RND), outside their tent at a camp. The service was formed in September 1914 to fight alongside the army during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Gipsy boy sitting on the back step of his caravan

Gipsy boy sitting on the back step of his caravan
A smiling gipsy boy sitting on the back step of his red and yellow caravan, with a large basket at his side, and a pet dog at his feet

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: David Wright woman in black negligee

David Wright woman in black negligee
Elegant woman with blonde hair, wearing a strapless black negligee. She is looking at herself in a mirror. David Wright (1912 - 1967), was a popular British artist specialising in glamour

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Post Office Telegraphs: Official war news

Post Office Telegraphs: Official war news
Official war news detailing British, French and Russian advances on 30th July 1916. The British forces are reported to have repulsed enemy attempts to recapture Selville Wood

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Two workers picking cocoa pods, Jamaica

Two workers picking cocoa pods, Jamaica
Two workers picking cocoa pods in Jamaica

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Seven members of the Royal Naval Division

Seven members of the Royal Naval Division (RND), relaxing outside their tents at a camp. The service was formed in September 1914 to fight alongside the army during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: David Wright woman in frilly yellow evening dress

David Wright woman in frilly yellow evening dress
Elegant woman with red hair, wearing a low-cut yellow evening dress with layers of frills in flamenco style. She has one foot up on a stool, straightening her stockings

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: Cutting sugar cane, Montego, Jamaica

Cutting sugar cane, Montego, Jamaica
Workers cutting sugar cane at Montego, Jamaica

Background imageImages Dated 22nd December 2010: General view of the Tower of London

General view of the Tower of London
A general view of the Tower of London, built by William the Conqueror in 1078 to protect the City of London



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