The Way We Were: Museum of the City of New York
The story of New York and it's people as told by the Museum of the City of New York.
A Transformative Process: the London Scanning Team
Find out who in our London office is responsible for ensuring Bridgeman imagery is the highest possible quality prior to being licensed and taking on a life of its own.
Urban Intimacy
Max Ferguson’s realistic paintings vividly capture a vanishing urban scene in and around New York.
The Lucian Freud Archive (LFA)
The Lucian Freud Archive (LFA), set up by the artist and his representatives before
his death in 2011, has appointed Bridgeman to administer and license his copyright.
Put Bridgeman on Your Wall
Bridgeman's third party printing companies can send you home with the perfect image just in time for the holiday season. A selection of sites offer a simple way to have your favorite Bridgeman image made into a print, canvas, stationery, or more unusual gifts like technology skins.
The Israel Museum
From prehistory to contemporary art and photography, the Israel Museum offers an in depth examination of both Jewish art and Jewish life.
John Armstrong (1893-1978)
An artist of strong intellectual resource, a masterful designer, an original colourist and sometimes the conscience of the nation.The career of this unique British artist is overdue for reassessment.
Museum of London.
New galleries, new stories, new images. Telling the story of London and its inhabitants from the Great Fire of London to 20th century politics.
The Art of National Geographic
For more than a century, the National Geographic Society's illustrators have taken readers to places beyond the reach of the camera's lens
Villa Valmarana ai Nani
Bridgeman now has the most current and comprehensive collection of images of Tiepolo's frescoes from this Unesco World Heritage site.
National Gallery of Australia
The Bridgeman Art Library is now representing treasures from Australia's premier art gallery.