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Bamburgh Castle, England

Interior of the building at Billrothstraße, Vienna.

Early Spring - an Illustration from 1901 by Austrian artist Koloman Moser for secessionist magazine Ver Sacrum.

Art Nouveau buttons from late 19th to early 20th century, Europe

Yesterday's Papers, by Phil George, artist from Wallsend, b.1960. #NorthernArt

The Duchess of Hamilton is a one-of-a-kind streamlined locomotive built in England (1937)

It's just a rain drain-but look at the level of detail in Villa Majorelle, Nancy, France (1901–1902)

The Ottoman train T.E. Lawrence ambushed in 1917 still lying in the Arabian desert 108yrs on.

Art Nouveau entrance of Casa Sala, 1906, located at Enric Granados, Barcelona

The Dining Room of The Hill House. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1904. Image: NTS.

Remembering comic actor Stan Laurel, born #OTD 1890 in Ulverston, Lancashire. Died in 1965, aged 74.

Art Deco lamp designed by Arthur von Frankenberg and produced by Quoizel 1920s

Art Deco Brill Building in Manhattan, New York, 1931

Order your beautiful print: duille.com/spurge "Spurge Withyam". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1909.

Collection of beautiful Art Nouveau entrance doors from the 1900s.

Art Nouveau in Amsterdam 1895-1910

The 1934 ceramics of Cardiff Central still give it an international air. Tim Hedley-Jones of RailwayHeritageTrust suggested we broke our journey “just for a quick look again” and I am glad that we did. Platform buildings are faced in Doulton Carrara-ware as at Bristol, LeamingtonSpa &

Mighty Ludlow Castle, which passed into royal control with the accession of its owner, Edward IV to the throne. Edward sent his young son to live there, ostensibly to govern Wales. The prince was there in April 1483 when his father died, with the young Edward V setting out from

A hare among poppies❤️🐰❤️ I am ecstatic to have caught this shot. #SummerSolstice

I do love a good squint. This double version is more like a motorway intersection. It’s brilliant. Stoke Charity, Hants.