Political Icons Collection

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the launch of the SD14 cargo ship United Effort at Austin and Pickersgill shipyard in Southwick, Wearside. 12th March 1982

Education Minister Margaret Thatcher at Sunderland to open the Wearside College of Education in April 1972

The Minister of Technology Mr. Anthony Wedgewood Benn visiting Palmers Shipyard at Hebburn in May 1970

Margaret Thatcher arrives at Newcastle Airport in gale force winds on March 12, 1982

Margaret Thatcher visits the NEI Group at Gateshead in March 1982 to open their new £ 8m extension

Margaret Thatcher visits the NEI Group at Gateshead in March 1982 to open their new £ 8m extension

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the launch of the SD14 cargo ship United Effort at Austin and Pickersgill shipyard in Southwick, Wearside. 12th March 1982

The Minister of Technology Mr. Anthony Wedgewood Benn visiting Palmers Shipyard at Hebburn in May 1970

If your political leaders get on your wick, burn a wax effigy. These are candle busts of (left to right) Jeremy Thorpe, Harold Wilson and Ted Heath

The plasticine models of the Tory leaders photographed at the sculptors studio in London. They are (left to right): Mr. Reginald Maudling, Mr. lEnoch Powell, Mr. Edward Heath, Mr

Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson meets members of the Brandon Womens Institute

Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson watches the parade pass by

Durham Miners Gala - Michael Foots dog looks on from his vantage point at the march past

Durham Miners Gala - Arthur Scargill with Roland Boyes, signs an autograph as he leaves the meeting Circa 1980

Durham Miners Gala - Michael Foot gives a speech at the gala

Durham Miners Gala - Neil Kinnock is given a kiss from an admirer as he mingles with the crowds

Durham Miners Gala - Mr Harold Wilson during the march

Education Minister Margaret Thatcher at Sunderland to open the Wearside College of Education in April 1972

Ken Livingstone at the Park Hotel, Tynemouth for the Association of Metropolitan Authorities Conference in September 1983

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"Political Icons: Capturing Moments of Power and Influence" Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the launch of the SD14 cargo ship United Effort at: A symbol of strength and determination, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher launches a vessel that embodies Britain's industrial prowess. The Minister of Technology Mr. Anthony Wedgewood Benn visiting Palmers Shipyard at: Mr. Benn's visit to Palmers Shipyard highlights his commitment to technological progress and innovation in British industries. Margaret Thatcher arrives at Newcastle Airport in gale force winds on March 12, 1982: Unfazed by adversity, Prime Minister Thatcher braves the elements as she demonstrates her unwavering dedication to serving the nation. Margaret Thatcher visits the NEI Group at Gateshead in March 1982 to open their new facility: An advocate for economic growth, Mrs. Thatcher embraces progress as she inaugurates a cutting-edge establishment that promises prosperity for all. Education Minister Margaret Thatcher at Sunderland to open the Wearside College of: Recognizing education's transformative power, Mrs. Thatcher champions access to knowledge as she unveils an institution dedicated to shaping future leaders. If your political leaders get on your wick, burn a wax effigy: In times when frustration runs high, unconventional expressions like burning wax effigies serve as reminders that public sentiment can be powerful catalysts for change. The plasticine models of Tory leaders photographed at the sculptor's studio capture their essence with uncanny precision. Through artistry and satire combined, these plasticine models offer a whimsical yet insightful portrayal of influential Conservative figures. Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson meets members of Brandon Women's Institute: Harold Wilson bridges divides and fosters unity by engaging with grassroots organizations like Brandon Women's Institute during Durham Miners Gala celebrations. Durham Miners Gala - Harold Wilson watches the parade pass by.