Cyanotype of an x-ray of seaweed by Nick Veasey. Polysiphonia Lanosa, 2011, edition 2 of 5, print size 56 x 76cm. Polysiphonia Lanosa 2011
Cyanotype of an x-ray of seaweed by Nick Veasey: Fucus Spiralis, 2011, edition 2 of 5. Print size 56 x 76cm. Fucus Spiralis 2011
Cyanotype of an x-ray of seaweed by Nick Veasey 'Alaria Esculenta', 2011, edition 2 of 5. Print size 56 x 76cm. Alaria Esculenta 2011
Cyanotype of an x-ray of seaweed by Nick Veasey 'Ascophyllum Nodosum', 2011, edition 2 of 5. Print size 56 x 76cm. Ascophyllum Nodosum 2011
Cyanotype of an x-ray of seaweed by Nick Veasey: Gracilaria Multipartite, 2011, edition 2 of 5. Print size 56 x 76cm. Gracilaria Multipartite
Original hand made book of cyanotypes of x-rays of seaweed by Nick Veasey. Hand-made Book of Cyanotypes of X-Rays of Seaweed
A black and white silver gelatin photograph entitled "Self-Portrait - 1978" taken by Brian Griffin, in 1976. Possibly from the Impressions Gallery exhibition "Portraits of Our Time", shown in 1979 Self-Portrait - 1978
A black and white silver gelatin photograph entitled 'Warrior and Wife' by M.L. Moennick taken c. 1925, copyright Royal Geographic Society. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'The Globe', 15 July - 2 September 1989. Warrior and Wife
Black and white portrait of Cecil Day Lewis photographed by Bill Brandt in about 1941. Published in an article entitled 'Young Poets of Democracy' in 'Lilliput', December 1941. From the National Portrait Gallery Collection. Cecil Day Lewis
An untitled colour photograph depicting a sheep taken by Tessa Bunney. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'Brilliant', 2000 Untitled
A black and white silver gelatin print entitled 'Demolition Worker at Hadfields, UK' by Tim Smith, c. 1984. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'Roads to Wigan Pier', 20th October - 1st December 1984. Demolition Worker at Hadfields, UK'
A black and white silver gelatin print entitled "Jimmy Cowell" by Huw Davies, c 1984. From the Impressions Gallery exhibition 'Roads to Wigan Pier', 20th October - 1st December 1984. Jimmy Cowell