This attractive print, from an original watercolour by Michael Aubrey, depicts Field Court, capturing the dappled afternoon light playing on the stone walks and rich brick of the buldings.

This attractive print, from an original watercolour by Michael Aubrey, depicts King's Bench Walk on a quiet summer's afternoon, evoking a sense of warmth and tranquility as learned counsel stroll along, deep in discussion.

This attractive print, from an original watercolour by Michael Aubrey, depicts the Hall from Fountain Court, capturing the dappled afternoon light on the rich brick of the buldings, and conveying a sense of warmth and tranqility.

A framed watercolour of Lincoln's Inn, one of the four Inns of Court where barristers congregate for work and pleasure, by Glyn Martin.

A framed watercolour of Middle Temple, one of the four Inns of Court where barristers congregate for work and pleasure, by Glyn Martin.

A framed watercolour of Gray's Inn, one of the four Inns of Court where barristers congregate for work and pleasure, by Glyn Martin.

A framed watercolour ofThe Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand, by Glyn Martin.

A fine, black-and-white, illustration of the Royal Courts of Justice, supplied in a wooden frame.

A fine, black-and-white, illustration of Gray's Inn, supplied in a wooden frame.

A fine, black-and-white, illustration of the Inner Temple, supplied in a wooden frame.

A fine, black-and-white, illustration of Lincoln's Inn, supplied in a wooden frame.

A fine, black-and-white, illustration of the Middle Temple, supplied in a wooden frame.

An old photograph of Bow Street Magistrates court - the court which has, for many years, made the news in criminal cases.

An unframed, colour illustration of Britain's most famous criminal court, The Old Bailey. The print measures 12" x 9.5", and forms part of the 'Legal Landmarks' series by Catherine Aldred.

Inside the UK's principle legal body. Image measures 12'' x 8.5''

A vivid depiction of the Central Criminal Court by Royal Academician, Feliks Topolski, painted in 1961 for his 'Legal London' series.

A spectacular 26'' long Topolski print showing the reopening of the Law Courts ceremony in London.

This picture drawn by Royal Academician, Feliks Topolski, depicts the annual procession of the Lord Mayor of London from the Law Courts after his swearing in.

This picture drawn by Royal Academician, Feliks Topolski, depicts the confirmation of the election of a Bishop in the Court of Arches in the twice-burnt Church of St Mary-le-Bow - a ceremony which goes back to the Tudors.

This drawing is by Royal Academician, Feliks Topolski who drew it in 1961 as part of a series called 'Legal London'. It depicts two judges outside Westminster Hall at the reopening of the law courts.

This drawing is by Royal Academician, Feliks Topolski who drew it in 1961 as part of a series called 'Legal London'. It depicts a lecture taking place in the Old Hall of Lincoln's Inn.

This drawing, by Royal Academician Feliks Toposlki, depicts a dinner in Inner Temple Hall, one of the four Inns of Court to which members of the Bar belong.

This picture was drawn by Feliks Topolski in 1961 as part of a series called 'Legal London'. It depicts newly-qualified barristers being 'called' to the Bar of the Middle Temple, one of the four Inns of Court in central London.

This picture, drawn by Feliks Topolski as part of a series called 'Legal London', records a moot in Gray's Inn Hall in 1961.

The stunning picture of Fountain Court was drawn by Feliks Topolski in 1961 as part of a series called 'Legal London'.

A fine colour lithograph of the Thomas Rowlandson painting, supplied mounted in a wooden frame.

In The Court of Common Pleas, Thomas Rowlandson combines a classic drawing with subtle humour.