Michael Noakes — 3D Virtual Museum

Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 20 works by Michael Noakes.

• Gilbert C. Harding (1907–1960) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Professor Michael Rosen (b.1927), President of the College of Anaesthetists (1988–1991) by Michael Noakes
• Margaret Hilda Thatcher, née Roberts (b.1925), Baroness Thatcher, LG, OM, PC, FRS – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Michael Noakes: Geoffrey Copland
• Admiral of the Fleet Terence Thornton Lewin (1920–1999), Baron Lewin, Chief of the Defence Staff – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• The Honourable Robert Wills by Michael Noakes
• Professor Andrew Sims, President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (1990–1993) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Michael Francis Atiyah (b.1928), OM, FRS, FRSE, Master (1990–1998), Mathematician, Michael Noakes
• Michael Noakes: HRH The Prince of Wales (b.1948)
• Ernest Nicholson, Provost (1990–2003) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Sir Denys Henderson (b.1932), Chancellor (1992–1998) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States of America (1993–2001), Rhodes Scholar (Arkansas and University College, 1968), Seated at His White House Desk
• Michael Turnbull (b.1935), Bishop of Durham (1994–2003)
• Professor Graham Zellick, Principal of Queen Mary and Westfield College (1990–1998) by Michael Noakes
• Professor Sir Rowland Smith, Chancellor (1996–2002) by Michael Noakes
• Nelson Mandela's Address to the Rhodes Scholars and Guests in Westminster Hall – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Dame Margaret Thatcher (b.1925) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Mr D. M. W. Bolton (b.1936), Headmaster (1982–1994) – oil painting reproduction by Michael Noakes
• Major General Peter Leuchars (1922–2009) – oil painting reproduction
• Michael Noakes: Henry Harris, Professor of Pathology (1963–1979), Regius Professor of Medicine (1979–1992), Head of Sir William Dunn School of Pathology (1963–1993)