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The Wild Sky Calls at the Edge of the City 2019 Robert MontgomeryThe Wild Sky Calls at the Edge of the City 2019 Hartshill Road, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
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…if lost just stop and ask for directions Martin Heron (b.1965)…if lost just stop and ask for directions Laganbank Road / A1 Roundabout, Lisburn, County Down
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…Then Only a Hovel 1999 East Grinstead Millennium Mural Team…Then Only a Hovel 1999 Chequer Mead Community Arts Centre
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…And Afterwards They Erect Monuments 1976 Marisa Rueda (1941–2022)…And Afterwards They Erect Monuments 1976 Essex Collection of Art from Latin America
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… with Animals Gillian J. Paris… with Animals Edinburgh College of Art (University of Edinburgh)
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… mouthing streams Martyn Jones (b.1955)… mouthing streams Cynon Valley Museum
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… and the Cow Jumped over the Moon Paul Bell (b.1968)… and the Cow Jumped over the Moon Queen's University Belfast
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… But Some Are More Equal than Others 1985 Lars Stenberg (b.1963)… But Some Are More Equal than Others 1985 University of Dundee, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design
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‘…and again at dawn…’ Chinook 1986 Christopher Charles Golds (b.1936)‘…and again at dawn…’ Chinook 1986 Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
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‘a good five years’ 2011 Harry Meadley (b.1987)‘a good five years’ 2011 Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds Museums and Galleries -
‘You Are Now Entering Free Derry', Londonderry, 1973 1973 Ralph Lillford (1932–2019)‘You Are Now Entering Free Derry', Londonderry, 1973 1973 National Army Museum
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‘Yarmouth Belle’ 1985–1995 Derrick Smoothy (1923–2009)‘Yarmouth Belle’ 1985–1995 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘With a multitude of rewards come to me’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘With a multitude of rewards come to me’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry …’ c.1605 Sampson Strong (c.1550–1611) (attributed to)‘Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry …’ c.1605 Christ's Hospital of Abingdon
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‘White Lion Inn’, Fobbing 1935 David Henry Burles (1866–1942)‘White Lion Inn’, Fobbing 1935 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘We saw you going, but we knew you would come back’, Entry of the 5th Lancers into Mons, 11th November 1918 1919 Richard Caton Woodville (1856–1927)‘We saw you going, but we knew you would come back’, Entry of the 5th Lancers into Mons, 11th November 1918 1919 National Army Museum
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‘Walton Belle’ 1985–1995 Derrick Smoothy (1923–2009)‘Walton Belle’ 1985–1995 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘Victoria’ 1985–1995 Derrick Smoothy (1923–2009)‘Victoria’ 1985–1995 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘Valiant’ 1954 David Shepherd (1931–2017)‘Valiant’ 1954 Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
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‘Unfinished page’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘Unfinished page’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘Twas in a leafy avenue where lofty trees abound’ 1953 Arthur Edwin Baker (1876–1960)‘Twas in a leafy avenue where lofty trees abound’ 1953 Valence House Museum
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‘Troughend’ near Otterburn 1914–1920 Walter John James (1869–1932)‘Troughend’ near Otterburn 1914–1920 Queens' College, University of Cambridge
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‘Trial motifs’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘Trial motifs’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘To the virtue of his resurrection’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘To the virtue of his resurrection’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘To the virtue of his crucifixion with’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘To the virtue of his crucifixion with’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘To the virtue of his coming to the judgement of doom’ 1914–1918 Archibald Knox (1864–1933)‘To the virtue of his coming to the judgement of doom’ 1914–1918 Manx Museum
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‘To doe good and to distribute forget not: for with such sacrifice God is well pleased’ Hebrews Chapter 13 Verse 16 c.1605 Sampson Strong (c.1550–1611) (attributed to)‘To doe good and to distribute forget not: for with such sacrifice God is well pleased’ Hebrews Chapter 13 Verse 16 c.1605 Christ's Hospital of Abingdon
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‘Thy prayers and thine almes are come up into remembrance before God' Acts Chapter X: Verse 4.5 c.1605 Sampson Strong (c.1550–1611) (attributed to)‘Thy prayers and thine almes are come up into remembrance before God' Acts Chapter X: Verse 4.5 c.1605 Christ's Hospital of Abingdon
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‘Thy prayers and thine almes are come up into remembrance before God' Acts Chapter X: Verse 4.5 c.1605 Sampson Strong (c.1550–1611) (attributed to)‘Thy prayers and thine almes are come up into remembrance before God' Acts Chapter X: Verse 4.5 c.1605 Christ's Hospital of Abingdon
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‘Thomas Robins Bolitho on Barum, Master of the Western Fox Hounds since 1864’ 1921 or before Alfred James Munnings (1878–1959) (after)‘Thomas Robins Bolitho on Barum, Master of the Western Fox Hounds since 1864’ 1921 or before Penlee House Gallery & Museum
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‘The king of love my shepherd is’ 1979 Jane Dowling (1925–2023)‘The king of love my shepherd is’ 1979 Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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‘The Windmill’, East Hanningfield Henry Martin Luyken (1892–1955)‘The Windmill’, East Hanningfield Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘The Windmill’, East Hanningfield 1933 Henry Martin Luyken (1892–1955)‘The Windmill’, East Hanningfield 1933 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘The Princess of Wales’ Pub, Trafalgar Square: Mrs Francis behind the Bar c.1931 Malcolm Drummond (1880–1945)‘The Princess of Wales’ Pub, Trafalgar Square: Mrs Francis behind the Bar c.1931 Yale Center for British Art
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‘The Old Navy’ Inn, Newlyn William Thomas Martin Hawksworth (1853–1935)‘The Old Navy’ Inn, Newlyn Penlee House Gallery & Museum
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‘The Kings Head’ 1947 Arthur Edwin Baker (1876–1960)‘The Kings Head’ 1947 Valence House Museum
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‘The Conversion of Saint Bavo’ Rubens at St Bavo Cathedral Ghent 1961 Robert Alwyn Hughes (b.1935)‘The Conversion of Saint Bavo’ Rubens at St Bavo Cathedral Ghent 1961 Royal College of Art
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‘The Bull Inn’, Corringham 1935 David Henry Burles (1866–1942)‘The Bull Inn’, Corringham 1935 Beecroft Art Gallery
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‘That bedesman, old’ 1869 James Smetham (1821–1889)‘That bedesman, old’ 1869 Oxford Brookes University, Harcourt Hill
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‘Syllabub straight from the Cow’ (The Russell and Revett Families in a Landscape) Charles Philips (1708–1747)‘Syllabub straight from the Cow’ (The Russell and Revett Families in a Landscape) Chequers Court
