British Writers: ALAN BENNETT. Actor and playwright, born May 1934. Educated at Exeter College, Oxford. A former Lecturer in Modern History at Magdalen College, Oxford, he was co-author and presenter of the seminal revue "Beyond the Fringe".

Inscribed on the reverse: "Blank Signs, Shrewsbury, 1974" and stamped "Paul Hill".

Exhibition print on Agfa Brovira paper, flush mounted on thick board. On verso: "Negro child at a window near upper Brook Street Manchester" hand written in pencil. Artist Stamp.

Signed and titled in pencil on verso. Stamped, "Photographed and Printed by: Colin Jones". Inscribed in pencil, "Port Talbot South Wales". Blindstamp, bottom right margin, "Photographed and Printed by Colin Jones.

Titled in ink bottom left, signed in ink bottom right.

Signed and titled in pencil on verso. Inscribed in pencil, "Vintage" and "East End of London". Blindstamp, bottom right margin, "Photographed and Printed by Colin Jones".

Signed, inscribed and stamped on the reverse. Stamped "Photographed and printed by Colin Jones" and "Colin Jones copyright". Inscribed on the reverse "Vintage" and "The Black House London 1973-1976".

Signed, inscribed and stamped on the reverse. Stamped "Photographed and printed by Colin Jones" and "Colin Jones copyright". Inscribed on the reverse "Vintage" and "The Black House London 1973-1976".

Germaine Greer, an Australian theorist, academic and journalist, is regarded as having been a major feminist voice of the mid-20th century. She was professor of English and Comparative Studies at the University of Warwick from 1998 to 2003.

Mounted and inscribed beneath the image "Girl in striped shirt, Matlock" and the mount blindstamped lower right: "Photograph by Paul Hill". Also inscribed on the reverse of the mount: "GIRL IN STRIPED SHIRT, MATLOCK, BATH 1976 (from PRENOTATIONS SERIES)". Also stamped on the reverse "Photograph by PAUL HILL" and with a stamp for "The Photographers' Place". One of Hill's most celebrated works, Girl in Striped Shirt was reproduced in the important Arts Council catalogue, Three…

Vintage print with small borders. Signed in pencil on verso. Stamped, "Photographed and Printed by: Colin Jones". Inscribed in pencil, "Vintage" and "No Neg Only Print" and "Harold Pinter 1967".

Reginald "Leo" McKern, was an Australian actor who appeared in numerous British and Australian television programmes and films, and in more than 200 stage roles.

British Authors: Melvyn Bragg. Author and screen-writer. He wrote the script for "Isadora" and for Ken Russell's film "The Music Lovers". Born in 1939, his novels include "For Want of a Nail", "Second Inheritance", "Without a City Wall" and "A Place in England".