THE PMSA IMAGE GALLERY

This page shows a selection from some of the thousands of photographs in the PMSA's portfolio.
Many more can be accessed through the various entries in the database of the National Recording Project

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  Views of the monument to Grace Darling at Bamburgh
by Anthony Salvin & C Raymond Smith, 1844

Photos: Mark Pinder
 
 
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'Morn and Even' street lighting ensemble, Leeds
Alfred Drury, 19thc.
Photos: Jerry Hardman-Jones
 
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From left to right:
'B of the Bang'
, Manchester, by Thomas Heatherwick, 2005
'Battle of Britain', Embankment, London, 2005
'Monument to Raoul Wallenberg', Cumberland Place, London, by Philip Jackson
Photos: Jo Darke

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From left to right:
'The Comet'
, Hatfield, by Eric Kennington, 1936. Photo: Conway Library
'Newspapermen', London, by Wilfred Dudeney, 1956-58. Photo: Lucy Levene

Comet

 
 

'The Spirit of Portland', Portland Bill, Dorset,
By Joanna Szuwalska, 2000
Photos: Jeremy Haslam

View looking west along Chesil Beach


 
 

Millie - the millennium mill girl
Bronze sculpture in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire
Artist - John Willats, 2000
Photos: Jeremy Haslam

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Case for an Angel [left], plaster, fibreglass, lead, steel, air by Antony Gormley, 1989. Collection of Jay Jopling, on show with other contemporary work at 'Statuephilia' exhibition, British Museum, till 25 January 09.

Angel of the North (detail), Cor-ten steel, Gateshead, by Antony Gormley, 1996.
Photos: Jo Darke

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Battle of Britain monument ('The Few', detail), Bronze and Portland stone, Embankment, London, Sculptor, Paul Day; Architects, Donald Insall Associates, 2005
Photos: Jo Darke

Battle of Britain

 
 

Two Handbag Heads, Hanover Street, London, by Sheppard Robson, 2006
Photos: Jo Darke

Two Handbag Heads

 
 

Temporary sculptures (Summer 2008) now sorely missed
Photos: Jo Darke

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Sculptural seat, ceramic tiles, Cardiff bay
Photos: Jeremy Haslam


 
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