Photographs taken by John Piper

[c.1930s–1980s]

Counties are split into the territories they would have occupied when John Piper photographed them.

Collection Owner: John Piper 1903–1992
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Presented by John Piper 1987
Reference: TGA 8728

5,870 objects in this collection

Photographs taken by John Piper

5,870 Objects

Title: Photographs taken by John Piper
Date: [c.1930s–1980s]
Description: Counties are split into the territories they would have occupied when John Piper photographed them.
Reference: TGA 8728

Showing 1,821–1,840 of 5,870 objects

Photograph of detail of a stained glass window at Canterbury Cathedral, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of detail of a stained glass window at Canterbury Cathedral, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of detail of a stained glass window at Canterbury Cathedral, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of the interior of St Mary’s Church in Capel-le-Ferne, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of the interior of St Mary’s Church in Capel-le-Ferne, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of St Peter’s Church in Charing, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of The Square, Chilham, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of a row of cottages in Chilham, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of St Mary’s church in Chilham, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of a countryside landscape taken from Chillenden Mill in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Chillenden Mill in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Chillenden Mill in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Collier Street orchards in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Collier Street orchards in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of St Margaret’s Church, Collier Street, Tonbridge, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Collier Street orchards in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Collier Street orchards in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of St Mary Magdalene Church in Cowden, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of Dover Castle in Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]

Photograph of the Dover Cliffs taken from the English Channel, Kent

[c.1930s–1980s]