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The Forth Bridge, LNER east coast route

The Forth Bridge, LNER east coast route

1930
North East Coast Industries

North East Coast Industries

1935
LNER Industrial Centres Newcastle on Tyne

LNER Industrial Centres Newcastle on Tyne

Work: Tea and Sugar

Work: Tea and Sugar

1914
Work: Timber Porters

Work: Timber Porters

1914
Scotland by East Coast route

Scotland by East Coast route

1932
over the nidd near harrogate

over the nidd near harrogate

1924
Work: Beer Porters

Work: Beer Porters

1914
Scotland by East Coast route

Scotland by East Coast route

1932
Work: Meat

Work: Meat

1914
Work: Curios and Coal

Work: Curios and Coal

1914
Work

Work

1914
Work

Work

1914
Work: Rug Porters

Work: Rug Porters

1914
It's Quicker by Rail - Durham by LNER

It's Quicker by Rail - Durham by LNER

1930
Scotland - East Coast Route

Scotland - East Coast Route

1924
Scotland - East Coast Route

Scotland - East Coast Route

2 pencil drawings showing stern of 3-decker Man-of-War by Brangwyn

2 pencil drawings showing stern of 3-decker Man-of-War by Brangwyn

Print. Cannon Street Station: the hop pickers / Frank Brangwyn, nd. [1913]. - etching, zinc; platemark 63x94.3cm on sheet 66.9x99.3cm, in frame 96x126x4cm. - Signed in pencil brc, Frank Brangwyn. - The interior of Cannon Street railway station, London [South Eastern and Chatham Railway], view outwards towards the Thames; with in foreground, hop pickers returning from their traditional 'hopping' summer holiday labour in Kent. Atmosphere of bustle and noise; roof architecture; James Stirling steam locomotive. (Gaunt, 219)

Cannon Street Station

1913
Prints. Boiler Makers, Fruit, Fruit Porters, Pottery, / by Frank Brangwyn. Plates 1, 7, 9, 10 from: "Work" Folder of 10 signed proof plates reproduced in photofacsimile from the cartoons for the paintings for Lloyd's Register, London, 1914. Edition 13 of the large paper edition of 25, 45x57cm. overall. [Plates missing from set]

Work

1914
Print. Stevedores unloading cargo / Frank Brangwyn, c1905. Lithograph, tinted, printed in black and beige; [sight] 54x78cm in frame 65x89x2cm. Signed in pencil, br.

Stevedores

circa 1905