This eclectic gallery includes:
- Japanese prints whose presence in the Shipping Federation archive shows that the unexpected can be found in archives;
- quirky paintings of unknown origin in the papers of Jack Jones (1913-2009), trade union leader (see Gallery 2 :Faces for a portrait of Jones);
- works by Frank Patterson (1871-1952), the renowned depictor of British places for a cycling audience;
- works by William Henry Stokes (1894-1977), trade unionist and communist of Coventry;
- children's drawings from the papers of Frances Moira MacLean, who was involved with a charity supporting children visiting prisons;
- a view of part of the Warwick campus as it may once have been.
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Print of a Japanese pen and ink drawing, showing two Japanese women and a boy in a garden (Shipping Federation archive: MSS.367/TSF/7/DR/7)
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Print of Japanese pen and ink drawing, showing two Samurai[?] tending a bonsai tree (Shipping Federation archive: MSS.367/TSF/7/DR/8)
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Anonymous painting imitating Japanese landscape (Jack Jones papers: in 625/4/18)
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Anonymous painting of camel, 1980 (Jack Jones papers: in 625/4/18)
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Drawing by Frank Patterson of chimney corner at Welford-on-Avon (Cyclists' Touring Club archive: MSS.328/C/12/6/5/33)
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Drawing by Frank Patterson of the Dun Cow Hotel and the cross, Dunchurch (Cyclists' Touring Club archive: MSS.328/C/12/6/5/33)
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Drawing by Frank Patterson of the Royal Oak Inn, Winsford, Somerset, 1930 (Cyclists' Touring Club archive: MSS.328/C/12/6/5/40)
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Painting of landscape by W H Stokes (in MSS.289/14/3)
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Painting of flowers by W H Stokes, 1911 (in MSS.289/14/3)
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Drawing by child visiting relative in prison (Frances Moira MacLean papers: in 1058/42)
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Drawing by child visiting relative in prison (Frances Moira MacLean papers: in 1058/42)
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Drawing by M D Wilson of former farmhouse and water mill on land now owned by the University of Warwick, 1997 (University of Warwick archive: UWA/HILL/3)