Gerald Festus Kelly — Museo Virtuale 3D

Passeggia attraverso una galleria virtuale che ospita 32 opere di Gerald Festus Kelly.

• Gerald Festus Kelly: Ritratto del Sig. Frick nella Galleria Ovest
• Henry Bond (1853–1938), LLD, Master (1919–1929) – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Boulevard Montparnasse – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Avenue de l'Observatoire, Carpeaux Fountain – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Spanish Girl – stampa d'arte
• Sir Roger Gregory (d.1938) – stampa d'arte
• Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• D. D. V (a) Nude Study The Little Model Petite modèle Anglaise
• Burmese pearl, Gerald Festus Kelly
• Ma seyn me – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Sir Percy Bates (1879–1946)
• Novia del Torero di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Mrs Fleischmann and Her Daughter Rosemary – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Lewis Waller (William Waller Lewis), Gerald Festus Kelly
• The Moat, Mandalay, South East Corner – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• The South Moat, Mandalay – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Gerald Festus Kelly: Ma Seyn Me I
• Les Halles Centrales, Paris – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Burmese Dancer
• The Burmese Dancer IV – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Sir John Allsebrook Simon (1873–1954), Scholar (1892) – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Bishop James Edward Cowell Welldon – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Ernest Frederic Graham Thesiger
• Sir (Edward) Guy Dawber – stampa d'arte
• Gerald Festus Kelly: The Countess of Lisburne
• Edith Teresa Hulton (1890–1972), Lady Berwick – stampa d'arte
• Gerald Festus Kelly: Charles William Tagg
• John Neville Keynes (1852–1949), Registrary of the University (1910–1925) – stampa d'arte
• Henry Gordon Comber (1869–1935) di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Jane XXX – stampa d'arte di Gerald Festus Kelly
• Esther Ella Lawrence (1862–1944), the Second Principal of Froebel College (1901–1932), Gerald Festus Kelly
• Eleanor Constance Lodge, MA, DLitt, Principal of Westfield College (1921–1931)