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"Exploring the Rich History of a Publishing House: Unveiling Captivating Artworks and Iconic Moments" Step into the captivating world of a renowned publishing house as we delve into its rich history, filled with remarkable artworks and iconic moments. From c1939-1941, witness the masterpieces like "The Renown, the Ark Royal, and the Sheffield" (1942), created by an unknown artist that beautifully depict naval prowess. Travel back to 1720 with "The Darley Arabian" (1922) artwork that showcases the elegance of this legendary stallion. Sir John Alexander Hammerton's artistic brilliance shines through in his portrayal of Bernard Law Montgomery, commander of The 8th Army in 1942. Discover Philip Reinagle's enchanting piece "Renard the Fox" (1922), which brings to life a tale from centuries ago. Immerse yourself in Charles JS Makin's mesmerizing desert landscape titled "The Sunset Prayer in the Desert" (c1913). Experience a glimpse into transportation history with images such as "The Cornish Riviera Express, " pulled by a majestic King class locomotive during 1935-36. St Pancras Terminus stands proudly as an emblematic landmark for Londoners served by London Midland and Scottish Railway since 1935. Witness Worcestershire's challenging terrain through snapshots capturing "The famous Lickey incline between Bromsgrove and Blackwell" during 1935. Marvel at Cunard White Star liner Berengaria gracefully approaching Cunard pier during her voyage in 1936. As war loomed over Britain, brave souls sought refuge underground leading to unique nocturnal experiences depicted vividly in photographs like "Those who went to shelters began a new kind of night-life on November 11th, 1940. " The devastating consequences are unveiled through heart-wrenching images showcasing homelessness caused by war ("Thousands Were Suddenly Made Homeless, " c1940).