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RMG3B02X–John Michell (1661?1739) - made a bequest to Queen's College, Oxford in gratitude for the shelter given by Queen's to his father and uncle during the Great Rebellion. His benefaction funded eight fellowships, four scholarships and 2,000 towards the rebui
RMW2TPKN–THE NELSON AFFAIR aka Bequest to the Nation 1973 Universal Pictures film with Glenda Jackson as Lady Hamilton
RMW7E0B5–British actors Peter Finch and Glenda Jackson in 'Bequest to the Nation', c1973. Artist: Unknown
RMG8HD6R–Scottish National Gallery employee Claire Sylvester with JMW Turner's Heidelberg, which is part of The Vaughan Bequest JMW Turner Exhibition, at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh.
RMGWBGJ5–Introduction to collection. Waddesdon Bequest Gallery at the British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Stanton Williams, 2015.
RMDF45B6–Glenda Jackson, on-set of the Film, 'The Nelson Affair' (UK: Bequest to the Nation), Universal Pictures, 1973
RF2F3D6B4–This 1840s illustration shows John Harvard bequeathing his property to the college. John Harvard (1607–1638) was an English minister in Colonial America whose deathbed bequest to the 'schoale or Colledge' founded two years earlier by the Massachusetts Bay Colony was so gratefully received that it was consequently ordered 'that the Colledge agreed upon formerly to bee built at Cambridg shalbee called Harvard Colledge.”
RMERE60W–Peter Finch as Nelson filming Bequest to the Nation on the river Dart, Dartmouth, Devon in 1971.
RMCF6DFF–Kenwood House also known as the Iveagh Bequest, a 17th century former stately home set in tranquil parkland by Hampstead Heath.
RM2JE1N2F–Interior of Church of St Peter and Paul, West Clandon, Surrey, England, UK. The Bone dole bequest and loaves of bread.
RMHRYKT8–Sidmouth, 5th March 17. The dying wish of a Canadian millionaire has produced a spectacular view in Sidmouth, Devon. Around 500,000 bulbs have now been planted by volunteers over the last few years following a bequest by Investment banker Keith Owen, who had intended to retire to Sidmouth, which he considered to be “England as it used to be”. Discovering in 2007 he had only 8 weeks to live, left his £2.3 million fortune to the town for projects of local interest. Sidmouth, Devon, South West UK. Photo Tony Charnock / Alamy Live News
RMB6M1YJ–Coit tower, San Francisco California USA, Named in honor of Lillie Hitchcock Coit, whose bequest funded it.
RM2F45RE3–1950s, historical, familes outside Kenwood House at Hampstead Heath, North London, England, UK. A stately home, originally built in the 17th century, was remodelled by Robert Adam between 1764 and 1779 and was the home of Earls of Mansfield. In 1925 the house and some of the parkland was purchased by Edward Guinness, 1st Earl of Iveagh, who donated the estate to the nation. London County Council took ownership and by the end of the 1920s, it was opened to the general public.
RMP56WCY–Sir Thomas Gresham the Elder, English merchant and financier, who founded the Royal Exchange in London
RMG8HD6M–Scottish National Gallery employee Claire Sylvester with JMW Turner's Heidelberg, which is part of The Vaughan Bequest JMW Turner Exhibition, at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh.
RMGWBGJB–Showcase with artefact collection. Waddesdon Bequest Gallery at the British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Stanton Williams, 2015.
RMDF45BA–Glenda Jackson, Publicity Portrait for the Film, 'The Nelson Affair' (UK: Bequest to the Nation), Universal Pictures, 1973
RMW570D1–Francesco Alidosi, papal bequest in Bologna, Bronze medal with three holes in it. Front: man's bust piece with hat to the right inside the inscription. Reverse: Jupitter with a lightning bolt in hand, standing in a wagon pulled by two eagles within a wrap, Bologna, anonymous, Italy, 1511, bronze (metal), founding, d 6 cm × w 61.13
RMCF6DHW–Kenwood House also known as the Iveagh Bequest, a 17th century former stately home set in tranquil parkland by Hampstead Heath.
RMHRYKTB–Sidmouth, 5th March 17. The dying wish of a Canadian millionaire has produced a spectacular view in Sidmouth, Devon. Around 500,000 bulbs have now been planted by volunteers over the last few years following a bequest by Investment banker Keith Owen, who had intended to retire to Sidmouth, which he considered to be “England as it used to be”. Discovering in 2007 he had only 8 weeks to live, left his £2.3 million fortune to the town for projects of local interest. Sidmouth, Devon, South West UK. Photo Tony Charnock / Alamy Live News
RMMP9483–Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746 - 1828) Doña María Martínez de Puga, 1824 oil on canvas 31 1/2 in. x 23 in. (80.01 cm x 58.42 cm) Henry Clay Frick Bequest. Accession number: 1914.1.63 Doña María Martínez de Puga 858 Maria Martinez de Puga Goya 1824
RM2B0KH29–A section of the ancient raised causeway across the River Avon and flood plains at Tytherton Kellaways near Chippenham Wiltshire England UK
RMG82HBF–Items forming part of the newly opened permanent exhibition of the Waddesdon Bequest given by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in 1898, go on show at the British Museum in London.
RMGWBGJ1–Showcase with artefact displays. Waddesdon Bequest Gallery at the British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Stanton Williams, 2015.
RMP49376–LA CONDESA DE ALBEMARLE Y SU HIJO - SIGLO XVIII - COLECCION IVEAGH BEQUEST. Author: George Romney (1734-1802). Location: KENWOOD HOUSE / COL IVEAGH BEQUE, LONDON, ENGLAND.
RM2A16MJH–Nigel Stock, on-set of the Film, 'The Nelson Affair', aka 'Bequest to a Nation', Universal Pictures
RMW57AJ9–Bequest from J.H. Hoeufft to promote the practice of Latin poetry, Bronze Medal. Obverse: woman in antique clothing, representing Muze, holding a winch in left hand and crowning laurel wreath in outstretched, raised right hand, a man approaching her, offering a roll of paper within a wrap. Reverse: inscription inside wreath of olive branches, Amsterdam, Jacob Hendrik Hoeufft (1756-1843), David van der Kellen (1804-1879), Utrecht, 1843 - 1844, bronze (metal), striking (metalworking), d 4.1 cm × w 351
RMETAC3X–London, UK. A Rothschild Renaissance: Treasures from the Waddesdon Bequest opens at the British Museum. The Waddesdon Bequest is a collection of medieval and Renaissance treasures left to the British Museum in 1898 by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild MP. The treasures will be redisplayed in a new gallery that opens on 11 June 2015. The gallery was made possible through a donation of the Rothschild Foundation.
RMDC9BKC–Furniture 'Bonheur du Jour', Louis XVI, attributed to Jean-Henri Riesener. Bequest of Mrs. Pillaut, 1958. Small apartment of the
RMCF6DFN–Kenwood House also known as the Iveagh Bequest, a 17th century former stately home set in tranquil parkland by Hampstead Heath.
RMHRYKTA–Sidmouth, 5th March 17. The dying wish of a Canadian millionaire has produced a spectacular view in Sidmouth, Devon. Around 500,000 bulbs have now been planted by volunteers over the last few years following a bequest by Investment banker Keith Owen, who had intended to retire to Sidmouth, which he considered to be “England as it used to be”. Discovering in 2007 he had only 8 weeks to live, left his £2.3 million fortune to the town for projects of local interest. Sidmouth, Devon, South West UK. Photo Tony Charnock / Alamy Live News
RMP5YJ1A–N/A. Embia major, Embioptera . 1913 (bequest). John Obadiah Westwood (1805–1893) Alternative names Westwood; John Westwood; John O. Westwood Description British entomologist, archaeologist and illustrator Date of birth/death 22 December 1805 2 January 1893 Location of birth/death Sheffield Oxford Authority control : Q1236294 VIAF:64107143 ISNI:0000 0000 8143 4230 LCCN:n87132507 NLA:35209755 Open Library:OL154877A WorldCat 507 Embia major
RM2B0KG69–A section of the ancient raised causeway across the River Avon and flood plains at Tytherton Kellaways near Chippenham Wiltshire England UK
RM2A60034–Portrait of King Charles II (1630-1685) King of England, King of Scotland and King of Ireland, on a dish. By Arnold Taylor Bequest. Dated 17th Century
RMG6C3C1–A general view of the former home of Joan Edwards in Acton Road, Fishponds, Bristol as Tories and Liberal Democrats are giving up a £520,000 bequest from the former nurse amid confusion over whether she actually intended the money to go to the public purse.
RMGWBGHY–Quotation on glass partition. Waddesdon Bequest Gallery at the British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Stanton Williams, 2015.
RMFWGWB7–Ver Sacrum no 1 volume one 1898 bequest from Wojciech Weiss 1875 – 1950 Polish painter and draughtsman of the Young Poland movement.
RM2A23N67–Margaret Leighton, on-set of the Film, 'The Nelson Affair', aka 'Bequest to the Nation', Universal Pictures, 1973
RMETACGW–London, UK. A Rothschild Renaissance: Treasures from the Waddesdon Bequest opens at the British Museum. The Waddesdon Bequest is a collection of medieval and Renaissance treasures left to the British Museum in 1898 by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild MP. The treasures will be redisplayed in a new gallery that opens on 11 June 2015. The gallery was made possible through a donation of the Rothschild Foundation.
RMCF6DFY–Kenwood House also known as the Iveagh Bequest, a 17th century former stately home set in tranquil parkland by Hampstead Heath.
RMHRYKT9–Sidmouth, 5th March 17. The dying wish of a Canadian millionaire has produced a spectacular view in Sidmouth, Devon. Around 500,000 bulbs have now been planted by volunteers over the last few years following a bequest by Investment banker Keith Owen, who had intended to retire to Sidmouth, which he considered to be “England as it used to be”. Discovering in 2007 he had only 8 weeks to live, left his £2.3 million fortune to the town for projects of local interest. Sidmouth, Devon, South West UK. Photo Tony Charnock / Alamy Live News
RF2DGA3B8–An Extract from the Will, magazine illustration by American designer Charles Dana Gibson from 1896 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Appl
RM2A6003B–Portrait of King James II (1633-1701) King of England and Ireland as James II and King of Scotland as James VII on a dish. By Arnold Taylor Bequest. Dated 17th Century
RMEMM7YF–UK, England, Lancashire, Ribble Valley, Waddington, almshouse chapel, Major W Upton Upton bust
RMR43NT9–Gallery technicians Richard Carpenter (left) and Niall Fall install Ricorditi di me che son la Pia (from Dante's Purgatorio) by 19th century artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti, at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.
RMGWBGJ8–Detail of silver-gilt figures. Waddesdon Bequest Gallery at the British Museum, London, United Kingdom. Architect: Stanton Williams, 2015.
RM2A23N78–Margaret Leighton, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, 'The Nelson Affair', aka 'Bequest to the Nation', Universal Pictures, 1973
RMETAC30–London, UK. A Rothschild Renaissance: Treasures from the Waddesdon Bequest opens at the British Museum. The Waddesdon Bequest is a collection of medieval and Renaissance treasures left to the British Museum in 1898 by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild MP. The treasures will be redisplayed in a new gallery that opens on 11 June 2015. The gallery was made possible through a donation of the Rothschild Foundation.
RMCF6DHM–Kenwood House also known as the Iveagh Bequest, a 17th century former stately home set in tranquil parkland by Hampstead Heath.
RMHRYKT7–Sidmouth, 5th March 17. The dying wish of a Canadian millionaire has produced a spectacular view in Sidmouth, Devon. Around 500,000 bulbs have now been planted by volunteers over the last few years following a bequest by Investment banker Keith Owen, who had intended to retire to Sidmouth, which he considered to be “England as it used to be”. Discovering in 2007 he had only 8 weeks to live, left his £2.3 million fortune to the town for projects of local interest. Sidmouth, Devon, South West UK. Photo Tony Charnock / Alamy Live News
RF2C7J55Y–Vertical shot of a wooden chair in a closed area with a round window - depression, solitude concept
RMBGPXGF–Bardney, Lincolnshire, painting of John Knowles 1603 and inscription charity bequest English Jacobean art England UK paintings
RMHDPDR0–Statue of Sir Sidney Waterlow, who bequeathed Waterlow Park to the public, North London, UK
