Turns posters & prints

Rectangular Railway Turning Plates Anonymous

Batt Mercury turns into stone Herman van Swanevelt

Cartouche: Atlas turns into a mountain Abraham de Bruyn

Stop and No Left Turn Signs Anonymous

Tail Turn, 2014 Mark Adlington

Turn Pole and carriage for rope-making Anonymous

A Turn in the Road, 1873 Alfred Sisley

System of Hexagonal Turning Plates for Parallel Tracks and Crossed Tracks Anonymous

A signpost on a forest road warning of a U turn in the Cascade Mountains of Central Oregon Anonymous

Turning wood, 1754 I Hinton

Turning Tide, 2014 Martin Decent

The South Lancashire Turn-Out: Calling Out the Hands at Johnson's Mill Stalybridge. Anonymous

Turning, 2013 Mark Adlington

The Turn Rice-Plough, Sussex The Turn-Rice Plough Robert Polhill Bevan

A Morning Ride in Athens, Greece, and for a Few Miles Trotted Merrily Along the High Road, Turning Neither to... Anonymous

Nineteenth Century Railway Features: Rectangular Turning Plate and a Cross Section of This Plate Anonymous

Twists and Turns on Great Wall of China Anonymous

Turn Left for Neal Street, 1998 Ellen Golla

1930s Man's Hand Turning Empty Pants Pocket Inside Out Anonymous

Luck Turns For You, Count Struensee! (Popular print) Anonymous

Child with a Sword Turned to the Left (L'Enfant a l'Épée tournée à gauche), 1861 Édouard Manet

Head of a Woman Turned to the Right Francois Boucher

She Had Made Her Sisters' Pinafores When They Were Younger Now She Cut Out Their Bonnets and Dresses Turning Her... Anonymous

The Prince Of Wales In India, 1876: Going Up The Hooghly: Villagers Of Oolsokerria Turning Out To Salute The Prince Anonymous

What secret Springs to Action Princes move ... That builds, o'er turns, and o'er-rules a State, 1740 Nathaniel Parr

Woman Anonymous

Tess of the D'Urbervilles: Tess Stood Still, and Turned to Look behind Her Anonymous

Teiresias stores in a forest two mating snakes Workshop of Hendrick Goltzius

Smelling out a rat; or the atheistical-revolutionist disturbed in his midnight calculations Anonymous

First Chappe telegraph message from St Petersburg, early 19th century, (c1870) Unknown

Turning a Phrase, 1916 Charles Yardley Turner

The sour prospect before us, or The ins throwing up State William Dent

Seated man with cup and can turns from a thirsty hiker Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

Hops and Hop Pickers, in a Kentish Hop Garden, Kent, England, Turning Hops in the Kiln Anonymous

The Able Doctor Anonymous

The North Means Business. North to South. As Long As You Defy Me With A Solid Front, I Will Not... Anonymous