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Mary Moser made this prize winning drawing when she was only 15. She subsequently became a founding member of the Royal Academy of Arts

This detail from the sixth painting in 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture' shows Lycurgus, William Penn, Alfred the Great and other famous lawgivers.

Taken from a rare mezzotint from the Society's collection. At 20 years of age Lawrie received a bounty of 30 guineas in 1776 from the Society for 'disclosing his method of printing mezzotint in colour'. Lawrie copied the bird form one brought back by Captain Cook in the previous year at the conclusion of his second great voyage of discovery.

Part of a set of six postcards featuring designs by members of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry

Part of a set of six postcards featuring designs by members of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry

Second painting in 'The Progress of Human Knowledge and Culture' series

Part of a set of six postcards featuring designs by members of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry

Part of a set of six postcards featuring designs by members of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry

Part of a set of six postcards featuring designs by members of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry

Staircase decorated by Arthur Bolton

Portraits by Justin Mortimer

Awarded the gold medal

Awarded gold medal

Awarded the greater silver palette

Awarded greater silver palette

Chairman of Council 1953-1954