Photographs of Londoners at Work, icons from Turkic culture and £500 million-worth of antiques are among the sights to see in London this spring. Londoners at Work is an exhibition of photographs capturing over 100 years of working life in London.

At the Museum in Docklands (Feb. 2-June 5), the 80 photographs focus on the diversity of people and their relationship to work, in offices, factories, docks, in the street and home. Open daily, adults £5 including admission to the museum, tel: 0870 444 3857. Website: www.museumindocklands.org.uk.

The Royal Academy of Arts is hosting an exhibition exploring the cultural and artistic influence of the Turks. Turks: A Journey of a Thousand Years, 600-1600 AD (Jan. 22- April 12) displays works including textiles, ceramics and manuscripts many of which have never before been exhibited outside Turkey. Open daily, adults £11, tel: 020 7300 8000. Website: www.turks.org.uk.

Also this spring, the Royal Academy of Arts will celebrate the 20th anniversary of The London Original Print Fair where original prints by leading artists are for sale (April 20-24). Novice buyers are encouraged to buy their first original artwork. Prices start at around £200 and works range from Rembrandt and Durer to Picasso and Hirst. Open daily, adults £8, tel: 020 7439 2000. Website: www.londonprintfair.com.

The Chaworth Roll, a 700 year-old manuscript history of the Kings of England will be exhibited by Sam Fogg (15d Clifford St, W1) from March 3-24. Made in the 1320s, it traces the royal succession from Egbert 'the first king of all England’ (829-839) to Henry IV (1399-1413). The roll is written in Anglo-Norman French and will be offered for sale. Open Monday – Friday, admission free, tel: 020 7534 2100.

Over £500 million worth of art and antiques will be for sale by the world’s leading dealers at the Grosvenor House Art and Antiques Fair (June 15-22, Grosvenor House Hotel, W1). A new initiative – Grosvenor Contemporary – permits exhibitors to show a contemporary work of art from their specialist disciplines including furniture, paintings, glass, ceramics, jewellery and textiles. Open daily, admission £16, tel: 020 7399 8100. Website: www.grosvenor-antiquesfair.co.uk.