Mural showing ‘MV Methane Princess’ loading at Arzew, Oran, Algeria, Africa, by Alfred Reginald Thomson, England, 1964. The MV 'Methane Princess' was the world's first custom-made liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker vessel. Methane Princess circa 1964
Drawing, pencil with watercolour, design for mural of `The Capstan' by Alfred R Thomson RA, signed and dated 1961. Mural was commissioned by Science Museum for Shipping Gallery 1962 The Capstan 1961
Sixty Four original drawings for Dr. F. Sherwood Taylor's book: "Illustrated History of Science" Sixty Four illustrations for 'Illustrated History of Science' book
Painting. [Astronomy] by Alfred Thomson, R.A., 1954. - Oil on canvas, 15 x 24ft [sight]. - Signed and dated on centre lower edge. - Commissioned by the Science Museum for its main entrance stairwell; top left corner is cut to follow shape of staircase. - Mural depicting the development of the telescope; Galileo is the central figure, with a group symbolising the disapproval of authority to the advancement of science. The 200-foot telescope of Mount Palomar is shown. Commission represents the conflict between pre-scientific and scientific attitudes to cosmology. Astronomy 1954