Don't use an Image widget, but an element that you'll "apply" the ImageResource to (or, even better, use a @sprite in a CssResource if you can): create an AbstractImagePrototype from your ImageResource, then use either one of getHTML or createElement (if you don't plan on supporting IE6 –and I really mean IE6, not the whole ie6 permutation, i.e. this will work OK in IE7 and "IE8 in compatibility view"–, then you can even use applyTo, by cast()ing your element to ImagePrototypeElement)
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