Leeds Gallery
Leeds West Yorkshire
Choose from 24 pictures in our Leeds collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. All professionally made for Quick Shipping. We are proud to offer this selection in partnership with Historic England.
Abstract
Aerial
Africa
Animals
Architecture
Arts
Asia
Europe
Historic
Humour
Maps and Charts
Modern Art
North America
Oceania
People
Popular Themes
Posters
Religion
Science
Services
South America
Special Days
Sport
Transportation
All Images
Collections
Historic England
> Landscapes
>> Urban Landscapes
>>> Appleby-in-Westmoreland
>>> Birkenhead
>>> Birmingham
>>> Blackpool
>>> Bristol
>>> Cambridge
>>> Canterbury
>>> Carlisle
>>> Coventry
>>> Derby
>>> Devizes
>>> Dewsbury
>>> Exeter
>>> Kingston-upon-Hull
>>> Leeds
>>> Leicester
>>> Lincoln
>>> Liverpool
>>> City of London
>>> Manchester
>>> Newcastle
>>> Nottingham
>>> Oxford
>>> Plymouth
>>> Portsmouth
>>> Preston
>>> Ramsgate
>>> Rochdale
>>> Salisbury
>>> Scarborough
>>> Sheffield
>>> Skipton
>>> Southampton
>>> Southwark
>>> Swindon
>>> City of Westminster
>>> Worcester
>>> York
Roger Stevens Building, Leeds University DP136623
Historic England
Full Range of Prints and Gifts in Stock
Roger Stevens Building, Leeds University DP158137
Historic England
Full Range of Prints and Gifts in Stock
Featured Leeds Image
Marks and Spencer in Leeds MBC01_03_027
Marks and Spencer, Briggate, Leeds, West Yorkshire. The front elevation of the Marks and Spencer store at 47-49 Briggate, showing the dark polished granite facade and golden glazing bars in the upper floor windows.
Marks and Spencer first opened in Leeds at 76 Briggate in 1909. The store at nos. 47-49 Briggate opened in 1951. It is one of a few examples of Marks and Spencer stores with granite facades, another being The Pantheon, London
© Historic England Archive
Johnson - Celebration of Engineering Sciences DP168902
Historic England
Full Range of Prints and Gifts in Stock
Featured Leeds Image
St Clements Church AA42_00038
St Clement's Church, CHAPELTOWN ROAD, SHEEPSCAR, Leeds. An interior view of the nave and apsidal chancel of St Clement's Church, seen from the west end and demolished circa 1976. The church was built c1868 to the designs of George Corston. It has an aisled nave of five bays, a north and south porch, vestry, south-east tower and an apsidal chancel. The arcades had wide pointed arches on squat cylindrical piers, and above were paired round-headed clerestory windows. The chancel arch has short columns with Corinthian capitals and a pointed arch with two orders. The apse possibly had eight bays, with a two light window in each bay with quatrefoil roundels. The church was demolished circa 1976
© Historic England Archive