‘Bill Brandt: Scenes of Britain’ presents a selection of photographs from the 1930s and 1940s that showcase Brandt’s singular ability to capture the social and architectural fabric of Britain. In these works, Brandt chronicles a nation defined by stark contrasts, moving between the elegance of leisure and the grit of the streets, the intimacy of domestic life and the collective rhythms of public gatherings. Each image moves beyond documentation to reveal the tensions and poetry of everyday existence, telling a story of weight and vitality through every frame.