Spectacles Collection (page 71)

Physician wearing stethoscope, (B&W), (Portrait)

Man posing in studio, (B&W), portrait

Businessman, (B&W), portrait

Young smiling couple, (B&W), portrait

Businessman in studio holding papers, (B&W), portrait

Mature woman knitting in living room (B&W), portrait

Young businessman in spectacles, (B&W), portrait

Young boy and girl dressed as adults sitting on sofa, portrait

Man wearing stethoscope over suit, portrait

Senior woman knitting

Business man with arms crossed, portrait

Mature woman in eyewear posing in studio, (B&W), (Close-up), (Portrait)

Woman wearing eyeglasses, smiling, portrait

Senior woman holding letter, smiling, portrait

Advertisement for Crunchie Bar -- male and female models posing. 1959

Schoolmaster reacts angrily as his window is smashed by an errant cricket ball. Date: 1898

Advertising postcard - Lloyds News - At the Top of the Tree
Advertising postcard for Lloyds News - At the Top of the Tree. Celebrating sales of nearly a million and a half copies. Lloyds Weekly Newspaper was an early Sunday newspaper in the United Kingdom

Souvenir of Scarborough - Elderly Widow - looking through her Lorgnette spectacles to little a-veil... Date: circa 1890s

A portrait of Tom Dance from Plenty (1985)
Charles Dance as Raymond Brock in a moment from Fred Schepisis Plenty (1985)

Ex President Janio Quadros of Brazil arrives at the Royal Victoria Docks. September 1961

FRANCE-Champagne (Aube)-Troyes: Eyeglass Shop Sign
FRANCE, Champagne (Aube), Troyes: Eyeglass Shop Sign

Sir Richard Anderson Squires Prime Minister of Newfoundland 24 May 1922

A V Lunatcharsky. Peoples Commissary of Education of the RSFSR. 31 October 1924

Karl Radek, latest portrait from Moscow. 4 December 1924

Dr Wilhelm Marx, a German lawyer, Catholic politician and a member of the Centre Party. Served as Chancellor of the German Reich ( Weimar Republic ) 1924

Famous author makes new discoveries. Signor Giovanni Papini, author of the famous " Life of Christ ", who declares that he has found incontrovertible proof of the divinity of Christ

New portrait of Viscount Tsuneo Matsuidara, newly appointed Ambassador from Japan to the United States. 26 March 1925

A 1950 advertisement : Bausch & Lombs new Ray-Ban Smart Set has the exotic look highlighted by the wings of the future styling which accentuates the lines of the brow

For seventeen years Mr Harold Smith has been a postman and he lives and works in Sidcup, Kent. Who can resist this infectious greeting as he hands up the Christmas mail

"I m keeping an eye on this photographer. "Yes, so am I. "- January 1948
Elderly lady in outdoor clothes sits alongside her Pekinese in a basket. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N29421

RSR 2 / 6th Battalion, On Holiday, Surianalle Tea Estate, Travancore
Royal Sussex Regiment Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: RSR Acc 4545 2/6th Batt/411 1916-19 Photograph

Portrait of a young woman - April 1940
Smartly dressed young woman with hat poses for the camera George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N19244

Portrait of a young man - December 1939
Young man poses in dinner suit, complete with wing collar, bow tie, pocket handkerchief and watch chain. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N19061

Picture No. 10947988
Aquarium Fish in OK glasses. Digital Manipulation Date:

SPECTACLES, 17TH CENTURY. Drawing illustrating the proper use of various eyeglasses
SPECTACLES, 17th CENTURY. Drawing illustrating the proper use of various eyeglasses, the first drawing demonstrating pinhole vision for near-sighted patients, the third for patients with a lazy eye

Picture No. 10901727
DOG - Douge De Bordeaux licking - wearing golden bowler hat & Happy Birthday glasses. Manipulation. Date:

Picture No. 10901763
Kune Kune cross Gloucester Old Spot piglet. wearing star glasses. Digital Manipulation:enhanced fish-eye lens - Glasses PAB - added backgroundenhanced fish-eye lens - Glasses JD - added background

John Dalton (1766-1844) English chemist and schoolmaster. Described colour blindness (Daltonism) from which both he and his brother suffered. Engraving

Virgin and Child with Canon van der Paele, 1436. Oil on panel. Jan van Eyck (c1395-1441) Flemish Northern Renaissance painter. The donor and the Virgin are flanked by Saint George and Saint Donation

Computers Used At GMC
Pontiac, Michigan: c. 1962 Engineers at the GMC Truck Division use an IBM digital computer in place of field tests to evaluate braking systems

1950s Data Machines
United States: c. 1954 Two men in an office using an IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Data Processing Machine with punch cards

Executives Viewing Data Sheets
Cleveland, Ohio: 1951 Executives viewing printed out data sheets at the Erie Railroad offices

Piles Of Foreign Currency
Cleveland, Ohio: June, 1966 Richard Wade of Societys International Department with foreign pocket money for persons traveling abroad

Economist Milton Friedman
San Francisco, California: February 10, 1967 A portrait of economist Milton Friedman

Two Men Talking
United States: c. 1940 Two businessmen having a very up close conversation

Charles M Schwab
New York, New York: c. 1937 Charles M Schwab, chairman of the board of Bethlehem Steel, arrives from Europe aboard the S.S. Queen Mary

Franz Josef Strauss (1915 - 1988) German politician (CSU) and long - time minister - president of the state of Bavaria

Smelling Out A Rat; Or The Atheistical-revolutionist Disturbed In His Midnight Calculations, Engraving 1790, Richard Price Seated At A Desk

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"Spectacles: A Glimpse into the World of Art, Music, and Literature" Step into a world where spectacles transcend their mere function as eyewear and become portals to creativity, intellect, and beauty. From the vibrant strokes of Pat Martino's guitar in 2009 to Alan John Ainsworth's mesmerizing artwork capturing this musical genius, these spectacles offer a glimpse into the soul-stirring power of art. In Margaret Olley and William Dobell's masterpiece "Painting People" from 1965, we witness how these spectacles allow us to see beyond the surface and delve deep into human emotions. The barrister in full swing reminds us that even within the confines of law they can provide clarity and insight. Nadia-Juliette Boulanger, the French music teacher whose talent shaped countless musicians' lives, dons her own pair as she imparts knowledge with passion. These lenses symbolize not only her expertise but also her unwavering dedication to nurturing artistic brilliance. Tennyson gazes through his iconic round frames captured by Vanity Fair's Ape—a reminder that even literary giants seek inspiration through their spectacled lens. Gustav Mahler's photographic portrait showcases Vienna's cultural heritage while highlighting how these simple accessories bridge gaps between time periods. A sporting lawyer featured in Vanity Fair brings a touch of humor to our exploration—his colorful spectacle frames mirroring his vibrant personality. As sunset paints Almyros Beach on Corfu Island with breathtaking hues, we realize that nature itself wears its own majestic pair for all who care to observe. Blackpool Entertainment comes alive under neon lights reflected in mirrored sunglasses—an emblematic representation of joyous moments shared amongst friends or strangers alike. Anthony Trollope peers through his glasses as he pens tales that have stood the test of time—a testament to how these small objects can shape literary legacies.