Black and white 35mm negatives for photographs taken in Scotland by Don McPhee
McPhee; Don (1945-2007); photographerCreator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer
Examples of graphics produced by Gemini News Service, including a promotional booklet for Gemini News Service's series of charts, graphics and maps on the European Economic Community, Britain and the Commonwealth, 1971; leaflet, with order form, advertising a series of photographs by Terry Fincher, nd and three copies of a poster advertising stories, graphics and cartoons from 'Orbit' Magazine, produced by GeminiScan Limited, nd.
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyOriginal and printed copies of cartoons and a self-portrait produced for Gemini News Service by graphic artist, Paddy Allen, nd, [late 1980s].
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyGraphics card (in two parts). Graphics cards take data from the computers' main processing system and translates them into pictures on your monitor.
Production place: Unknown
Materials: Plastic; Metal
Condition: Good
Completeness: Complete
Creator: Radeon
Original, working and final copies of graphics produced by Gemini News Service, nd, c1967-c2002. Graphics in this series comprise of maps, charts, graphs, portraits and cartoons.
Gemini graphics were used to accompany Gemini articles and for syndication to other news agencies, newspapers and publishers.
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyIncludes: Stock Map Service brochure, nd, (GEM/6/1/2/1); brochure for 'The Making of...' graphics series, nd, (GEM/6/1/2/2); booklet of graphics samples, nd, (GEM/6/1/2/3); chart of world organisations, nd, (GEM/6/1/2/4) and general graphics samples, nd, (GEM/6/1/2/5).
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyGrasmere sports (by Ian Bradshaw, 21 Aug 1981)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library
Ted Heath sleeps on top of tall grass stems, but when you look closer those stems are all growing from Ted-Heath-heads planted in the soil and growing enormously long noses; Barbara Castle is on the left with a lawn-mower and William Whitelaw on the right with a scythe.
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonist