A photographic print of Industry, Metals, Gold - Gilding

PART OF:
The photographic library of the 'Daily Herald' newspaper
Made:
1936-11-26
maker:
Keystone Press Agency
A photographic print of Industry, Metals, Gold - Gilding A photographic print of Industry, Metals, Gold - Gilding
A photographic print of Industry, Metals, Gold - Gilding A photographic print of Industry, Metals, Gold - Gilding

Science Museum Group
© Hulton Archive/Getty Images

Science Museum Group
© Hulton Archive/Getty Images

A photographic print from the Daily Herald Archive folder: Industry » Metals » Gold - Mines in England » Miscellaneous.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Daily Herald Archive
Object Number:
1983-5236/56325
Materials:
paper
type:
photographic print

Related Objects

A Black and White silver gelatin photograph entitled "Battle of Albert, Troops Moving Up Through the Ruins of Fricourt During the Attack on Contalmaison (Captured by 23rd Division July 10)" by an unknown photographer. From the exhibition 'For King and Country' at The Impressions Gallery 1986.

Battle of Albert; The Ruins of Fricourt

Man holding woman's hand
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 "German Prisoners Arriving at the 'cage' Demancourt, September 15" by an unknown photographer. From the exhibition 'For King and Country' at The Impressions Gallery, 7th June to 12th July 1986

German Prisoners Arriving at the 'cage' Demancourt
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