Sand Lizard (Lacerta agilis) at Studland, Dorset
SAND QUARRY by David Teniers (1610-1690) from the Square Dining Room
Sandwich Tern (Thalasseus sandvicensis) on Brownsea Island, Dorset, UK
SAPPHO TAKING NOTES FROM LOVE by Antonio Zucchio (1726-1795) from Osterley Park
SARAH D'ISRAELI, Disraeli's sister (d. 1859) by Daniel Maclise, R.A. May 1828 at Hughenden Manor in the Disraeli Room.
SARAH, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH by Kneller at Petworth
SARAH, WIFE OF JOSEPH SMITH, painted by Thomas Beach
SATAN CALLING UP HIS LEGIONS, FROM "PARADISE LOST" (c1805) by William Blake (1757-1827) painted for the Countess of Egremont in Blake's experimental 'fresco' technique
SAVING TRAVELLING EXPENCES, the Duke of York on bicycle, by Marks, 1819
Scafell Pike and Bow Fell from Border End (Fell) looking north, The valley of the river Esk can be seen in the middle distance
Scafell Pike Trail built by N.T. teams from Wasdale Head to Hollow Stones.
Scaffolding on the roof during conservation work at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
Scaled creature, part of the stonework on the east front at Bradley Manor, a medieval manor house at Newton Abbot, Devon
Scales for measuring powder charges in the Laboratory, in the Needles Old Battery, built in 1862 following the threat of a French invasion, at the far western point of the Isle of Wight
Scarlet Tropaeolum Speciosum (Nasturtium) and mauve Vetch growing up the golden Yew hedge in the North Parterre at Dunham Massey
SCENES FROM A WINTERS TALE by Henry Fuseli RA
Schoolboy doodle and title "Aesopus" in a volume of Aesop's Fables, "Mythologia Aesopica (London 1682), part of the Springhill Library collections, Co
Schoolboys on the Ferry
Scot's Room Passage, Hardwick
Scotney Castle Garden is one of England's most romantic gardens
SCOTNEY CASTLE GARDEN, painting of the new castle from below the quarry
Scotney Castle viewed from across the moat in winter
