Tullie house Stock Photos and Images
RMW87M8A–Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Castle Street, Carlisle, City of Carlisle, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom
RMHGA2YN–View from Carlisle Castle of Castle Way. Tullie House Museum (right) and Carlisle Cathedral in the distance. Carlisle, Cumbria, England
RMEYYYRT–Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in summer Carlisle Cumbria England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain
RMM3RH52–'Be Just and Fear Not', Carlisle's motto, entrance to Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom
RME8RHJ0–The coat of arms for the city of Carlisle in England is displayed outsie Tullie House Museum on the wall of the rotunda building
RMB4ND5P–City of Carlisle, England. Underpass from Carlisle Castle to the Carlisle Millennium Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery.
RMHY20TX–The Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery is a museum in Carlisle, Cumbria in England. Opened by the Carlisle Corporation in 1893, the original building
RM2H1TR5D–Carlisle, Cumbria, UK, August 2020 - Facade of Tullie House museum and art gallery in the city of Carlisle, UK
RF2FKEPF7–Carlisle, Cumbria, UK, August 2020 - Facade of Tullie House museum and art gallery in the city of Carlisle, UK
RMW87MA9–Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Castle Street, Carlisle, City of Carlisle, Cumbria, England, United Kingdom
RMHGA323–View from Carlisle Castle of Castle Way. Tullie House Museum (right) and Carlisle Cathedral in the distance. Carlisle, Cumbria, England, UK
RMAPBBWJ–Performance artist Jane Dudman during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK during ‘Map Live 2007’
RMF0M88B–Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in summer Carlisle Cumbria England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain
RMBTH8XC–The Tullie Smith 19th Century Georgian farm in the Atlanta History Center, Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
RMB4NT09–City of Carlisle, England. Night view of the Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery entrance with Carlisle Castle in the background.
RM2H1TR57–Carlisle, Cumbria, UK, August 2020 - Facade of Tullie House museum and art gallery in the city of Carlisle, UK
RF2FKEPF6–Carlisle, Cumbria, UK, August 2020 - Facade of Tullie House museum and art gallery in the city of Carlisle, UK
RM2HN5A1P–The British Museum London, UK. 14 February 2022. The World of Stonehenge, the UK’s first ever major exhibition on Stonehenge and the largest British Museum exhibition of recent times – running from 17 Feb-17 July 2022. Image: Stone carvings, about 3000-2500 BC. (Left): Cabrach, Aberdeenshire. British Museum; (Centre): Forgue, Aberdeenshire. National Museums Scotland; (Right): Edenhall, Cumbria. Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.
RMB3YCCW–North America, USA, Georgia, Atlanta. Tullie Smith Farm House at the Atlanta History Center.
RMP44PNG–old Tullie house and courtyard cafe in Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Carlisle Cumbria England UK
RMAG6K0X–Photographer artist John Darwell sitting in the gallery during his solo exhibition at Tullie House, Carlisle
RMF000R4–Entrance to the Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in summer Carlisle Cumbria England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain
RMB4NT3A–City of Carlisle, England. Night view of the Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery entrance with Carlisle Castle in the background.
RMG9R43J–Eric Martlow MP for Carlisle with Hillary Wade manager of Tullie House Museum with a piece of Roman pottery called The Staffordshire Moorland Pan at the treasures of the North exhibition on display at the House Of Commons in Central London.
RMEGW2N1–Emperor Hadrian ( who's name is given to ) Hadrian's wall Bust in Tullie House Museum, Carlisle Cumbria England UK
RM2HN598A–The British Museum London, UK. 14 February 2022. The World of Stonehenge, the UK’s first ever major exhibition on Stonehenge and the largest British Museum exhibition of recent times – running from 17 Feb-17 July 2022. Image: Stone carvings, about 3000-2500 BC. (Left): Cabrach, Aberdeenshire. British Museum; (Centre): Forgue, Aberdeenshire. National Museums Scotland; (Right): Edenhall, Cumbria. Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.
RMB3YCD1–North America, USA, Georgia, Atlanta. Pottery and furniture in the house at Tullie Smith Farm in the Atlanta History Center.
RM2HTR76X–This astonishing painting shows Cooke staring directly at the viewer , framed by a cosy-looking interior which makes her blackened right eye appear even more troubling . Cooke's black eye could chronicle an act of violence but it is left ambiguous .the title , Mad Self -Portrait , implies perhaps ironically -that she is suffering from mental illness , or simply mad with rage Although in postwar Britain women were often cast as idealised wives , mothers and homemakers tending home for surviving soldiers , Cooke's self-portrait offers a far more disturbing depiction of womanhood .
RMCKYCXM–The Connecting Light art installation by New York based digital arts collective YesYesNo. Some 400 weather balloons with pulsating coloured LED lights were installed at various sites across the 73 miles of Hadrians Wall. Here a member of the public views one of the lights positioned on the Rotunda at the Tullie House Art Gallery and Museum in Carlisle, Cumbria that along with Carlisle Castle sits close to the line of Hadrian's Wall
RMF16WWA–Entrance to Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery in summer Castle Street Carlisle Cumbria England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain
RMAPBBXM–Performance artists Wladyslaw Kazmierczak & Ewa Rybska during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK
RMR0Y089–Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. In 17th century the Scots used a Unicorn as their national symbol - the English used a Lion. Portrayed fighting.
RMAPBKEX–Performance artist Michael Lumb during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK during ‘Map Live 2007’
RMAPBKCJ–Performance artist Michael Lumb during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK during ‘Map Live 2007’
RM2AWTMJY–Photographic pedigree of the descendants of Isaac and Rachel Wilson . Wii.HELMiNA Cicely Iliffe, born at Kendal, 10th December. 1878. Marriedat Kendal Parish Church, 9th April, 1901, age 22, Walter Travers Mclntire,B.A., Lond., son of Re. Tra ers Mclntire and his wile Sarah Ann Manley.He was born at Lanclitf, Yorkshire, on 23rd April, 1870. Address : Tullie House, Carlisle, Issue—Two daughters. (A) Henrietta Mary Susan Mclntire, born at Kendal, 22nd January, 1902.(b) Joan Ihfte Mclntire, born at Carlisle, 1st July, 1907. 337Chap. II. § 2. IxD. No. II D 10 b. (III).MARY SUSAN ILIFFE -- PHILIP
![Tennis at the Lindholms', Vladivostok, Russia, 1899. Portrait shows people described in Eleanor Pray's letter of May 16, 1899: "I enclose a photo on the tennis court--Shramchenko, Tullie [Lindholm], Lolla [Lindholm], and Fedor Oskarovich [Stark]. Everybody says it is one of the best I have taken, for each likeness is perfect, although Vladimir Nikolaevich ought to have been nearer the front, he looks so small perched on the top step. The house is the Lindholm's and the road runs between that and the tennis court, and down the hill from the other side of the court is the upper end of the b Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WG10F8/tennis-at-the-lindholms-vladivostok-russia-1899-portrait-shows-people-described-in-eleanor-prays-letter-of-may-16-1899-quoti-enclose-a-photo-on-the-tennis-court-shramchenko-tullie-lindholm-lolla-lindholm-and-fedor-oskarovich-stark-everybody-says-it-is-one-of-the-best-i-have-taken-for-each-likeness-is-perfect-although-vladimir-nikolaevich-ought-to-have-been-nearer-the-front-he-looks-so-small-perched-on-the-top-step-the-house-is-the-lindholms-and-the-road-runs-between-that-and-the-tennis-court-and-down-the-hill-from-the-other-side-of-the-court-is-the-upper-end-of-the-b-2WG10F8.jpg "Tennis at the Lindholms', Vladivostok, Russia, 1899. Portrait shows people described in Eleanor Pray's letter of May 16, 1899: "I enclose a photo on the tennis court--Shramchenko, Tullie [Lindholm], Lolla [Lindholm], and Fedor Oskarovich [Stark]. Everybody says it is one of the best I have taken, for each likeness is perfect, although Vladimir Nikolaevich ought to have been nearer the front, he looks so small perched on the top step. The house is the Lindholm's and the road runs between that and the tennis court, and down the hill from the other side of the court is the upper end of the b Stock Photo")
RM2WG10F8–Tennis at the Lindholms', Vladivostok, Russia, 1899. Portrait shows people described in Eleanor Pray's letter of May 16, 1899: "I enclose a photo on the tennis court--Shramchenko, Tullie [Lindholm], Lolla [Lindholm], and Fedor Oskarovich [Stark]. Everybody says it is one of the best I have taken, for each likeness is perfect, although Vladimir Nikolaevich ought to have been nearer the front, he looks so small perched on the top step. The house is the Lindholm's and the road runs between that and the tennis court, and down the hill from the other side of the court is the upper end of the b
RMCKYCTR–Carlisle, UK. 1st September, 2012. The Connecting Light art installation by New York based digital arts collective YesYesNo. Some 400 weather balloons with pulsating coloured LED lights were installed at various sites across the 73 miles of Hadrians Wall. Here a member of the public views one of the lights positioned on the Rotunda at the Tullie House Art Gallery and Museum in Carlisle, Cumbria that along with Carlisle Castle sits close to the line of Hadrian's Wall: 1 September 2012 STUART WALKER
RM2HTR79M–This astonishing painting shows Cooke staring directly at the viewer , framed by a cosy-looking interior which makes her blackened right eye appear even more troubling . Cooke's black eye could chronicle an act of violence but it is left ambiguous .the title , Mad Self -Portrait , implies perhaps ironically -that she is suffering from mental illness , or simply mad with rage Although in postwar Britain women were often cast as idealised wives , mothers and homemakers tending home for surviving soldiers , Cooke's self-portrait offers a far more disturbing depiction of womanhood .
RMAPBBWP–Performance artist Carole Luby during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK during ‘Map Live 2007’
RMCKYCWG–Carlisle, UK. 1st September, 2012. The Connecting Light art installation by New York based digital arts collective YesYesNo. Some 400 weather balloons with pulsating coloured LED lights were installed at various sites across the 73 miles of Hadrians Wall. Here a member of the public views one of the lights positioned on the Rotunda at the Tullie House Art Gallery and Museum in Carlisle, Cumbria that along with Carlisle Castle sits close to the line of Hadrian's Wall: 1 September 2012 STUART WALKER
RM2HTR79W–This astonishing painting shows Cooke staring directly at the viewer , framed by a cosy-looking interior which makes her blackened right eye appear even more troubling . Cooke's black eye could chronicle an act of violence but it is left ambiguous .the title , Mad Self -Portrait , implies perhaps ironically -that she is suffering from mental illness , or simply mad with rage Although in postwar Britain women were often cast as idealised wives , mothers and homemakers tending home for surviving soldiers , Cooke's self-portrait offers a far more disturbing depiction of womanhood .
RMP3Y8M7–extension building on abbey street at the rear of tullie house museum Carlisle Cumbria England UK
RMAPBKDJ–Performance artist Michael Lumb during a performance at Tullie House Carlisle, Cumbria, UK during ‘Map Live 2007’
RMCKYCW4–Carlisle, UK. 1st September, 2012. The Connecting Light art installation by New York based digital arts collective YesYesNo. Some 400 weather balloons with pulsating coloured LED lights were installed at various sites across the 73 miles of Hadrians Wall. Here a member of the public views one of the lights positioned on the Rotunda at the Tullie House Art Gallery and Museum in Carlisle, Cumbria that along with Carlisle Castle sits close to the line of Hadrian's Wall: 1 September 2012 STUART WALKER
RM2HTR7CP–This astonishing painting shows Cooke staring directly at the viewer , framed by a cosy-looking interior which makes her blackened right eye appear even more troubling . Cooke's black eye could chronicle an act of violence but it is left ambiguous .the title , Mad Self -Portrait , implies perhaps ironically -that she is suffering from mental illness , or simply mad with rage Although in postwar Britain women were often cast as idealised wives , mothers and homemakers tending home for surviving soldiers , Cooke's self-portrait offers a far more disturbing depiction of womanhood .
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