Fox Photo Library Gallery
Prints from the Golden Age of Journalism
Iconic images collected over time from the Fox Photo Library, a leading British picture agency during the golden age of print journalism. Browse our collection to choose and buy black and white art prints from the mid-1920's to early 1980s which will look amazing in any space.
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Featured Fox Photo Library Print
Bombed St Thomas Hospital
The site of an air raid, which severely damaged St Thomas Hospital, London, May 1941. The Palace of Westminster and Big Ben can be seen across the Thames. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
© 2007 Getty Images
1940 1949, 1london England, Air Raid, Archival, Big Ben, Black And White, Bomb Damage, Damaged, Destruction, Famous Place, Government Building, Home Front, Horizontal, No People, Tree, Uk, War, World War Ii
Featured Fox Photo Library Print
Completed R100
HM Airship R100 nears completion at the Royal Naval Air Service Air Station near Howden in Yorkshire, November 1929. An extendable fire ladder is used to put the finishing touches to the linen fabric of the giant craft, covering it with a layer of aluminium aircraft dope. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
© 2009 Getty Images
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Vimy Ridge Memorial
The Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France, located on the site of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, 1936. The monument is inscribed with the names of the 11, 285 Canadian soldiers who lost their lives in France during World War I but have no known grave. It was designed by Canadian architect Walter Seymour Allward. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
© 2005 Getty Images
