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CiBea: A ceramic cat made by David Hockney when he was studying at Bradford College of Art in 1955.
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CiBea: Paint tubes
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CiBea: Hockney prints in the mill
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CiBea: The Rakes Progress, a poster to promote an exhibition of David Hockney's work on the stage set design for an opera of the same name by Stravinsky in 1975.
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CiBea: Brenda by David Hockney. 1998 etching.
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CiBea: Book store
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CiBea: View from the square
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CiBea: Workers' houses
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CiBea: Hockney print in the cafe
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CiBea: Brushes
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CiBea: Mrs Fox
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CiBea: Paint tubes
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CiBea: Book choice
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CiBea: Road Across the Wolds, 1997 David Hockney
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CiBea: My Parents by David Hockney. 1977, print on metal.
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CiBea: History of wool in murals dispalyed in the mill
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CiBea: Chair by David Hockney, comissioned in 1993 by Jonathan Silver, based on a 1985 oil painting ; 'The Chair'
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CiBea: Burmantoft pottery items in the mill
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CiBea: Salts Mill, Saltaire, Yorkshire by David Hockney. 1997, oil on two canvasses
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CiBea: Chick
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CiBea: Burmantoft pottery
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CiBea: Burmantoft pottery
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CiBea: Cottage garden
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CiBea: Lillies in the mill
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CiBea: Banksy
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CiBea: Card cat
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CiBea: Colourful fixtures in the mill
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CiBea: Salt's Mill art shop
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CiBea: Hockney prints, Salt's Mill
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CiBea: Victoria Hall, Saltaire (originally the Saltaire Institute) is a Grade II* listed building in the village of Saltaire, near Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, built by architects Lockwood and Mawson.