Launceston Gallery
Available as Framed Prints, Photos, Wall Art and Gift Items
Choose from 18 pictures in our Launceston collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
Agriculture
Archaeology
Fine Art
First World War
Images Dated
Mining
Museum Objects
People
Places
> Bodmin
> Boscastle
> Breage
> Bude
> Cadgwith
> Calenick
> Camborne
> Chacewater
> Constantine
> Coverack
> Crowan
> Cubert
> Falmouth
> Feock
> Flushing
> Fowey
> Gerrans
> Gorran Haven
> Grampound
> Gunwalloe
> Gwennap
> Gwennap Pit
> Gwinear
> Helford
> Helston
> Idless
> Illogan
> Isles of Scilly
> Kea
> Kenwyn
> Kynance
> Ladock
> Landewednack
> Lanlivery
> Lanteglos by Fowey
> Launceston
> Lelant
> Liskeard
> Little Petherick
> Looe
> Lostwithiel
> Luxulyan
> Maker
> Malpas
> Mawgan in Meneage
> Mawnan
> Mevagissey
> Morvah
> Morval
> Morwenstow
> Mousehole
> Mullion
> Newlyn
> Newquay
> Padstow
> Penryn
> Penzance
> Perranarworthal
> Perranporth
> Perranzabuloe
> Philleigh
> Polperro
> Port Gaverne
> Port Isaac
> Port Quin
> Porthallow
> Porthgwarra
> Porthoustock
> Porthtowan
> Portloe
> Portreath
> Poundstock
> Probus
> Rame
> Redruth
> Restormel
> Roche
> Ruan Lanihorne
> Ruan Minor
> Sennen
> Sithney
> St Agnes
> St Austell
> St Buryan
> St Clement
> St Clether
> St Columb Major
> St Columb Minor
> St Eval
> St Hilary
> St Ives
> St Juliot
> St Just in Penwith
> St Keverne
> St Kew
> St Levan
> St Mawes
> St Mawgan in Pydar
> St Merryn
> St Michael Penkivel
> St Michael's Mount
> St Minver
> St Newlyn East
> St Stephen in Brannel
> St Stephens by Saltash
> St Teath
> St Tudy
> St Veep
> Tintagel
> Tregony
> Tresillian
> Trevalga
> Truro
> Tywardreath
> Veryan
> Wadebridge
> Wendron
> Zennor
Railways
Royal Institution of Cornwall
Second World War
Ships
Sports
Transport
Featured Launceston Print
Tamar River from Polston Bridge, near Launceston, Cornwall. Around 1925
The site of King Charles' entry into Cornwall on August 1st, 1644. Glass lantern slide from a lecture, entitled 'Some Historic Cornish Beauty Spots', given by Cornishman and amateur photographer, Major Arthur William Gill, in around 1925. He was well known in Cornwall and elsewhere during the 1920s and 1930s for his presentations of stills and cine film to many groups including The Royal Institution of Cornwall, Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society and the London Cornish Society. The quarter plate slides which he took prolifically with his 'ordinary camera' are, in many cases, colour. These were painted by his own hand to great effect
© From the collection of the RIC
