Corporate photography shoots C0001423 - C0003801
- Date:
- 1999-2000
- Reference:
- WT/B/11/1/31
- Part of:
- Wellcome Trust Corporate Archive
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Negatives, transparencies, contact sheets and prints for Wellcome Trust corporate photography shoots C0001423 - C0003801.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0001423 - Sir Roger Gibbs, Chairman of the Wellcome Trust, attending his last board meeting ahead of his retirement, December 1999.
- C0001424 - Dr Michael Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust, presenting Sir Roger Gibbs with retirement gifts at the Wellcome Trust's annual Christmas Party, December 1999.
- C0001425 - Sir Roger Gibbs ahead of his retirement with his Personal Assistant, December 1999.
- C0001426 - Portrait of John Cooper, Wellcome Trust Director of Personnel and Services, October 1999.
- C0001427 - Science Minister Lord Sainsbury presenting an award to Dr John Sulston in recognition of the first billion base pairs of DNA sequence of the human genome to be deposited in public databases, 23 November 1999.
- C0001428 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, Hinxton and Fred Sanger celebrating the publication of the chromosome 22 sequence at a press conference at the Wellcome Building, 1 December 1999.
- C0001429 - Views of the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road, formerly Babcock House, showing the location of Unity House and the Wellcome Building, January 2000.
- C0001430 - Wellcome's 1999 Biomedical Images Awards exhibition held in the TwoTen Gallery.
- C0001431 - "Noise" an exhibition at the TwoTen gallery, January 2000.
- C0001432 to C0001434 - Exterior views of the Wellcome Building, August 2000.
- C0001435 - An image from Wellcome's biomedical images collection, depicting DNA as a jigsaw, which was used on the BBC's website.
- C0001436 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Senior Personnel Officer, August 2000.
- C0001437 - Portrait of the Wellcome Library's Deputy Archivist, August 2000.
- C0001438 - Portrait of John Cooper, Wellcome Trust Director of Personnel and Services at the Wellcome Trust, August 2000.
- C0001439 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Personnel Officer, August 2000.
[N.b. There is a gap in the numbering of the shoots here.]
- C0003416 - The Kensington Estate, part of the Wellcome Trust's property investment portfolio.
- C0003624 - Portrait of theTeam Leader of Chromosome 1 Project at the Sanger Centre, Cambridgeshire, UK. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003656 to C0003681 - Shots of petri dishes to illustrate robotic DNA sequencing methods.
- C0003732 - A scientist working with computers analysing DNA sequencing data.
- C0003747 - Portrait of the Head of Sequencing Projects at the Sanger Centre. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003766 - Portrait of the Head of Human Sequencing at the Sanger Centre, Cambridgeshire, UK. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003774 to C0003777 and C0003780 - Interiors of the Hinxton Hall Pompeiian Room, showing murals restored by Pauline Plummer.
- C0003787 - Panoramic view of the Sanger Centre from across the lake, May 1999.
- C0003788 - Conference facilities at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus (formerly the stables for Hinxton Hall), 1999.
- C0003795 - Aerial view of conference facilities at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, 1999.
- C0003796 - Panoramic view of the Sanger Centre, 1999.
- C0003797 - Panoramic view of the west pavilion and Sanger Centre from across the lake, March 1999.
- C0003798 - Panoramic view of the accommodation facilities behind Hinxton Hall, at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, 1999.
- C0003799 - Panoramic view of the rear facade of Hinxton Hall, with surrounding grounds and people relaxing in foreground, Spring 2000.
- C0003800 - Panoramic view of the conference centre at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, 1999.
- C0003801 - Completed stained glass window in the Sanger Centre as well as designs by Kathy Shaw. The window incorporates two DNA strands either side of an illustration depicting the 'tree of life'.
Individual descriptions for these shoots are provided below. These are based on original captions created by the Medical Photographic Library (later Wellcome Images). They contain some gaps. Original captions are included in printed form in the albums.
- C0001423 - Sir Roger Gibbs, Chairman of the Wellcome Trust, attending his last board meeting ahead of his retirement, December 1999.
- C0001424 - Dr Michael Dexter, Director of the Wellcome Trust, presenting Sir Roger Gibbs with retirement gifts at the Wellcome Trust's annual Christmas Party, December 1999.
- C0001425 - Sir Roger Gibbs ahead of his retirement with his Personal Assistant, December 1999.
- C0001426 - Portrait of John Cooper, Wellcome Trust Director of Personnel and Services, October 1999.
- C0001427 - Science Minister Lord Sainsbury presenting an award to Dr John Sulston in recognition of the first billion base pairs of DNA sequence of the human genome to be deposited in public databases, 23 November 1999.
- C0001428 - Dr John Sulston, Director of the Sanger Centre, Hinxton and Fred Sanger celebrating the publication of the chromosome 22 sequence at a press conference at the Wellcome Building, 1 December 1999.
- C0001429 - Views of the Cornerstone site at 215 Euston Road, formerly Babcock House, showing the location of Unity House and the Wellcome Building, January 2000.
- C0001430 - Wellcome's 1999 Biomedical Images Awards exhibition held in the TwoTen Gallery.
- C0001431 - "Noise" an exhibition at the TwoTen gallery, January 2000.
- C0001432 to C0001434 - Exterior views of the Wellcome Building, August 2000.
- C0001435 - An image from Wellcome's biomedical images collection, depicting DNA as a jigsaw, which was used on the BBC's website.
- C0001436 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Senior Personnel Officer, August 2000.
- C0001437 - Portrait of the Wellcome Library's Deputy Archivist, August 2000.
- C0001438 - Portrait of John Cooper, Wellcome Trust Director of Personnel and Services at the Wellcome Trust, August 2000.
- C0001439 - Portrait of a Wellcome Trust Personnel Officer, August 2000.
[N.b. There is a gap in the numbering of the shoots here.]
- C0003416 - The Kensington Estate, part of the Wellcome Trust's property investment portfolio.
- C0003624 - Portrait of theTeam Leader of Chromosome 1 Project at the Sanger Centre, Cambridgeshire, UK. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003656 to C0003681 - Shots of petri dishes to illustrate robotic DNA sequencing methods.
- C0003732 - A scientist working with computers analysing DNA sequencing data.
- C0003747 - Portrait of the Head of Sequencing Projects at the Sanger Centre. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003766 - Portrait of the Head of Human Sequencing at the Sanger Centre, Cambridgeshire, UK. Image used for the Wellcome Genome announcement.
- C0003774 to C0003777 and C0003780 - Interiors of the Hinxton Hall Pompeiian Room, showing murals restored by Pauline Plummer.
- C0003787 - Panoramic view of the Sanger Centre from across the lake, May 1999.
- C0003788 - Conference facilities at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus (formerly the stables for Hinxton Hall), 1999.
- C0003795 - Aerial view of conference facilities at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, 1999.
- C0003796 - Panoramic view of the Sanger Centre, 1999.
- C0003797 - Panoramic view of the west pavilion and Sanger Centre from across the lake, March 1999.
- C0003798 - Panoramic view of the accommodation facilities behind Hinxton Hall, at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, 1999.
- C0003799 - Panoramic view of the rear facade of Hinxton Hall, with surrounding grounds and people relaxing in foreground, Spring 2000.
- C0003800 - Panoramic view of the conference centre at the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, 1999.
- C0003801 - Completed stained glass window in the Sanger Centre as well as designs by Kathy Shaw. The window incorporates two DNA strands either side of an illustration depicting the 'tree of life'.
Publication/Creation
1999-2000
Physical description
1 album
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores