Summer scenes from our photography collection
…‘Under Canvas’ 1938, George W. Roper. © Science Museum Group collection ‘Holiday Joys on the Beach’ 1937, Saidman, Daily Herald. © Science Museum Group collection ‘View of a pier’ c.1900,…
…‘Under Canvas’ 1938, George W. Roper. © Science Museum Group collection ‘Holiday Joys on the Beach’ 1937, Saidman, Daily Herald. © Science Museum Group collection ‘View of a pier’ c.1900,…
…addresses the Baird studio cameras, 2 November 1936, from the Daily Herald Archive, Science Museum Group collection 1940s 23 December 1941: Baird gives first demonstration of 600-line electronic stereoscopic television…
…with the Double-8. This photo from the Daily Herald Archive shows some of the missing features. © Science Museum Group Collection As it was originally configured, the device contained not…
…1964 © United Press International, Daily Herald/Science Museum Group With mass surveillance, however, people may feel they are always being watched—truly ‘never alone’. This has in fact been used as…
…total nightmare? Depends on whether you’re a big Beatles fan or not! From the Daily Herald Archive at National Science and Media Museum (© Science Museum Group Collection. CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0)…
…the Pilkington report, which expressed disappointment with the commercial programming on ITV, BBC2—the UK’s third television channel—was to be relatively highbrow. In his Daily Herald column, Dennis Potter declared: ‘BBC2…
…still very much a novelty. J.B. Priestley at work in his study, 1940, Tovey © Daily Herald / Science Museum Group collection The cultural context Television had been around for…
…at tables replete with fashion-related museum material: pre-war pictures from our enormous Daily Herald archive, early copies of Vogue magazine, and iconic pictures of original supermodel Twiggy. Meanwhile, our very…
…Miller], 7 May 1909 © Science Museum Group collection A detainee at a camp for German political prisoners is photographed, June 1945 © Planet News Ltd / Daily Herald, Science…
…is Christina, and the images—on show in our Drawn by Light exhibition until 21 June 2015—have been doing the rounds on social media and in the world’s press. The Daily…
…my daily life, an obscured panoptical retelling of daily life. Translating my experience first into written language and then composing spoken language with audio produced during the first month of…
As someone without a background in photography, film, television, or media, I often find myself mystified by the objects I deal with on a daily basis. However, I regularly come…