Journalists Collection

Portrait of Nellie Bly (photo)
7128205 Portrait of Nellie Bly (photo) by Unknown photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Jane Cochrane)

HMS Courageous, British battlecruiser, WW1
HMS Courageous, British battlecruiser, launched 1916, served during the latter part of the First World War, converted to use as an aircraft carrier during the late 1920s

Birmingham Press Club Ball, 29th November 1968. At the tombola stand, members of the cast of ATV series The Champions, from left, Stuart Damon, Alexandra Bastedo and William Gaunt

Introducing Georges Carpentier, 1921. Creator: George Wesley Bellows
Introducing Georges Carpentier, 1921

The Sketch front cover, 1957
A model stalks up and down a catwalk in the latest fashions for 1957, watched by a front row of elegant fashion buyers and journalists

Journalists Type Copy
Journalists at the Daily Mail type up copy

A Sports Reporter At Work
Pebble Beach, California: c. 1958 A sports reporter at the Crosby Clambake Golf Tournament

1985 San Marino GP
IMOLA, ITALY - MAY 05: Ayrton Senna in a press conference during the San Marino GP at Imola on May 05, 1985 in Imola, Italy. (Photo by LAT Images)

1982 South African GP
KYALAMI, SOUTH AFRICA - JANUARY 23: Niki Lauda speaks to the press regarding the drivers strike in protest at the new superlicence conditions imposed by FISA during the South African GP at Kyalami

Formula One World Championship
Dictaphones Formula One World Championship, Rd 1, Australian Grand Prix, Practice Day, Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia, Friday 16 March 2007. DIGITAL IMAGE

The Slidell and Mason Case argued at the American Bar - from a sketch by our special artist, 1862. When the first intelligence reached here of the capture of Slidell and Mason

1992 Canadian GP
CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE, CANADA - JUNE 14: Ayrton Senna is interviewed as he walks along the pitlane during the Canadian GP at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve on June 14

1989 Canadian GP
CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE, CANADA - JUNE 18: Ayrton Senna is approached by members of the media as he walks down towards the pits during the Canadian GP at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve on June 18

Picture shows John Lennon drinking a glass of milk. The Beatles hold a news press conference after it was released, this morning

F1 Formula 1 Formula One Portrait Journalist
Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan. Thursday 16 June 2016. Bernie Ecclestone, CEO and President, FOM, talks to reporters in the media centre

F1 Formula 1 Formula One Grand Prix Gp Bra Reporters
Interlagos, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Thursday 10 November 2016. Fernando Alonso, McLaren, participates in a media session. World Copyright: Steven Tee/LAT Photographic ref: Digital Image _O3I6387

Italian writer and journalist Matilde Serao, 1912 (photo)
7889516 Italian writer and journalist Matilde Serao, 1912 (photo) by Nunes Vais, Mario (1856-1932); (add.info.: Photo by Mario Nunes Vais); Fototeca Gilardi/Ando Gilardi

Albert Wolff in His Study, 1881 (oil on panel)
XOS5884373 Albert Wolff in His Study, 1881 (oil on panel) by Bastien-Lepage, Jules (1848-84); 32x27 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Bluegate Fields slums, London in the 19th century. (print)
7419948 Bluegate Fields slums, London in the 19th century. (print) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); (add.info.: Bluegate Fields, Shadwell, one of the worst slums in London in the 19th century)

Le Triboulet, 1882: Women's strike (engraving)
ICA4929666 Le Triboulet, 1882: Women's strike (engraving) by Blass, J. (Douat, Albert called) (1847-1892); (add.info.: Le Triboulet, 1882_9_3 - Illustration by Pierre-Albert Douat BlassJ)

Le Triboulet, 1882: caricature of Louise Michele (engraving)
ICA4929686 Le Triboulet, 1882: caricature of Louise Michele (engraving) by Blass, J. (Douat, Albert called) (1847-1892); (add.info.: Le Triboulet)

Portrait of Charles Philipon (1806-62), c.1860 (oil on canvas)
XIR209535 Portrait of Charles Philipon (1806-62), c.1860 (oil on canvas) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83); 75x52 cm; Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Journalists, novelists and writers in a literary parlour in the eighteen century, 1878 (Engraving)
7141249 Journalists, novelists and writers in a literary parlour in the eighteen century, 1878 (Engraving) by Boitard, Louis Philippe (fl.1738-63); Private Collection; (add.info.: Journalists)

Abdication crisis, Herman Rogers talking to a journalist
Herman Rogers, close friends of Wallis Simpson and King Edward VIII, pictured talking to a journalist across the gate at the Villa Lou Viei, Cannes

Koo Stark, Actress, outside flat in Abingdon Road, Kensington, London, where she has recently been staying, in a failed attempt to hide herself away from the attention of media

Picture shows John Lennon and George Harrison The Beatles hold a news press conference after it was released, this morning

Brian Clough, former Brighton & Hove Albion manager and soon to be Leeds United manager, pictured with Vince Wilson, Sunday Mirror Sports Journalist

Daily Mirror Offices, Holborn, London, 1961. Newsroom

Scene after Rough Riders Battle, June 24th, Spanish-American War, 1898, (1899)
Scene after " Rough Riders" Battle, June 24th, Spanish-American War, Cuba, 1898, (1899). In the foreground are the bodies of Sergeant Hamilton Fish

2009 Japanese GP
SUZUKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 04: Fernando Alonso talks to the press during the Japanese GP at Suzuka on October 04, 2009 in Suzuka, Japan

Douglas Straight, Lawyer and MP, studio portrait
Douglas Straight, lawyer, journalist and MP (1844-1914) studio portrait with signature. From an article, Journals and Journalists of Today'

Eve Curie Labouisse (1904-2007) was a French and American writer, journalist and pianist. She fled to Britain in 1940 when the Germans occupied France. Date: circa 1940

James Jennings, assistant editor of The Tatler for many years, now retiring. Date: 1940

Ethel Mannin (1900-1984), novelist, travel writer and journalist. This photograph appeared in an exhibition by the photographer Paul Tanqueray (1905-1991). Date: circa 1939

Caricature illustration of chaotic scenes with crew, captain, journalists and photographer, with Dreadnought airship. Captioned

Oct17 Charles Peter Editor Girls Own Paper Death
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Staff at work, office of Daily Worker newspaper, London
Staff at work in the office of the Daily Worker newspaper, 75 Farringdon Road, London. Seated are Rose Smith, Sam Russell, Monty Meth and (by the window) Ben Francis

Allan Boesak speaking at NUJ
Allan Boesak, South African cleric and politician, stands at a podium making a speech to the National Union of Journalists in Central Hall, Westminster, London

Tariq Ali speaking under an NUJ banner
Tariq Ali (b 1943), British Pakistani historian, novelist, filmmaker, political campaigner and commentator. Seen here speaking under a National Union of Journalists (NUJ) banner. Date: 1991

Jean Charles Dominique de Lacretelle, French historian and journalist, France, Historical
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Menagerie Republicaine Humoristic gallery of the main characters of the Third Republic, number 33
ICA4851890 Menagerie Republicaine Humoristic gallery of the main characters of the Third Republic, number 33, Satirique en Couleurs, 1890: Le pelican - Louise Michel - Michel Louise, Oiseaux

Whitelaw Reid - portrait standing holding pince-nez
3919225 Whitelaw Reid - portrait standing holding pince-nez by Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) (1851-1922); (add.info.: Whitelaw Reid - portrait standing holding pince-nez)

Caricature of Auguste Vacquerie, c. 1859 (graphite with erasure on tan wove paper)
5859692 Caricature of Auguste Vacquerie, c.1859 (graphite with erasure on tan wove paper) by Monet, Claude (1840-1926); 28.4 -- 17.6 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL

Charles Sydney Goldmann - portrait holding camera Vanity Fair caricature by Spy
3919257 Charles Sydney Goldmann - portrait holding camera Vanity Fair caricature by Spy (real name Sir Leslie Matthew Ward 21 November 1851 - 15 May 1922) by Ward

Franklin Roosevelt and General John Pershing on Armistice Day, USA, 1936 (b/w photo)
5858564 Franklin Roosevelt and General John Pershing on Armistice Day, USA, 1936 (b/w photo); Private Collection; (add.info.: U.S)

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Journalists have long been the fearless storytellers, capturing history as it unfolds. From the daring exploits of HMS Courageous, a British battlecruiser during World War I, to the iconic front cover of The Sketch in 1957, they have always been at the forefront of documenting significant events. In Birmingham Press Club Ball on November 29th, 1968, amidst the excitement and laughter at the tombola stand, they were still ever-vigilant in their pursuit of news. Their dedication was unwavering as they mingled with attendees and uncovered stories that would soon grace newspaper headlines. One such momentous occasion was when Georges Carpentier was introduced in 1921. Captured by George Wesley Bellows' artistry, this snapshot immortalized not only Carpentier but also showcased how journalists played an integral role in introducing remarkable individuals to society. The world has witnessed countless instances where journalists tirelessly worked to bring truth to light. Whether it be through their impeccable typing skills or their ability to capture captivating photographs like those seen at the Birmingham Press Club Ball on November 29th, 1968 featuring WILLS GIRLS Dorothy Hill and Diane Wolfe. Even outside formal events or press conferences, they can always ready for action. A sports reporter can be seen diligently working amidst a bustling stadium atmosphere - his pen poised and notebook open - ensuring every detail is accurately recorded for readers around the globe. But journalism isn't just about reporting; it's about understanding diverse perspectives. Douglas Straight's portrait exemplifies this notion as he balanced his roles as both lawyer and Member of Parliament – a testament to how journalism intertwines with various facets of life. Not limited by borders or boundaries, they have transcended time and space to capture extraordinary individuals like Eve Curie – daughter of Marie Curie – whose story resonated across generations due to these dedicated chroniclers. James Jennings stands tall among these esteemed professionals, his name etched in the annals of journalism history.