1854 Engraving Collection (#9)

Sixth Prize Design for the Foreign Department (Messrs. Buxton and Habershon, Architects): Premium £ 100

Seventh Prize Design for the Foreign Department (Mr. G. E. Street, F.s A. Architect)
Seventh Prize Design for the Foreign Department (Mr. G.E. Street, F.S A. Architect) : Premium, £ 100

Embarkation of the 13Th, or Prince Alberts Light Infantry, at Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay

Testimonial for Presentation to the Late British Consul at Lima, 1854

Commencement of the Smyrna and Aidin Railway, Turkey, 1854

Turkish Dervishes, from an Original Drawing by James Robertson, of Constantinople, Istanbul, 1854

Opening of the North Devon Railway: the Iron Railway Bridge, over the River Taw, Near Barnstaple, 1854

Opening of the North Devon Railway. Arrival of the Train at Barnstaple, Uk, 1854

General Baldomero Espartero

Entrance to the Coalmine of Heraclea, on the Black Sea

The Russian Serf Painted by Joseph J. Jenkins, from the Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water-Colours, 1854

Othello Painted by H. C. Selous, from the Exhibition of the British Institution, 1854
Othello Painted by H.C. Selous, from the Exhibition of the British Institution, 1854

The New Houses of Parliament: Library of the House of Commons, Uk, 1854, London

Eaux Chaudes, Pyrenees, 1854

Summit of the Pic Du Midi D osseau, Pyrenees, 1854

Eaux Bonnes, Pyrenees, 1854

The Ganges Canal, at Roorker, India, 1854

Wreck of the Douro Steamship on the Paracels in the China Sea, 1854

The Chateau, at Pau, France, 1854

Opening of a New Bridge at Travancore. the Rajahs State Procession, India, 1854

Scene from the New Drama of the Old Chateau, at the Haymarket Theatre, London, Uk, 1854

Engagement Off Sebastopol, between Three Steamers of the Allied Fleet and Six Russian Steamers, 1854

Embarkation of French Troops in English Vessels, at Calais: Embarkation of Arms, 1854

French Soldiers and English Sailors Fraternising at Calais, 1854

Catastrophe at a Ship-Launch, at Hull, 1854

Fruits Painted by George Lance, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

Siege Operations at Chatham: Springing a Mine, 1854

The Domum, at Winchester College

Time of the Persecution of the Christian Reformers in Paris, in 1569. Painted by J. C. Hook, A.R.A. from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

Grand National Archery Meeting on the Race- Ground, Shrewsbury

Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, the Seat of Sir Thomas R. Gage, Bart

Group for the School of Industry for Female Orprhans, Grove Road, St. Johns Wood, by E.G. Physick, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

The Crystal Palace at Sydenham: the Egyptian Avenue: Colossal Figures from Aboo Simbel, 1854

The Emperor Leaving Calais Harbour, to Visit the English Squadron, 1854

The Emperor on Board the Screw Steam-Yacht LA Reine Hortense, Leaving the Harbour, 1854

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"Journey through Time: A Glimpse into 1854 Engravings" Step back in time with this captivating collection of engravings from the year 1854. Each image offers a unique glimpse into various aspects of life during this era, showcasing both historical events and everyday scenes. The first engraving takes us to the Crystal Palace, where an impressive Gun and Mortar from Bomarsund are on display. This powerful weaponry serves as a reminder of the military might prevalent during that time. Next, we witness the tragic aftermath of the Wreck of the Troop-Ship Charlotte in Algoa Bay. The harrowing image captures the bravery displayed by those attempting to save lives amidst treacherous waters. Moving on to engineering marvels, we encounter the Crumlin Viaduct on the Western Valley Railway in the UK. Its intricate design showcases human ingenuity and progress in transportation infrastructure. In contrast to these man-made structures, our attention is drawn towards nature's beauty with Sea Anemones flourishing within Regents Park's Zoological Society Gardens. These delicate creatures remind us of Earth's diverse ecosystems. Shifting gears towards artistry, a Cast Iron Clock-Tower for Geelong stands tall as a testament to craftsmanship and functionality combined. It symbolizes technological advancements shaping urban landscapes during this period. Returning to maritime disasters, we witness another scene depicting efforts made during Wreck of Troop-Ship Charlotte; here, brave souls attempt rescue using lifeboats against all odds - exemplifying courage in times of crisis. Stepping away from tragedy momentarily brings us joyous moments captured during Christmas festivities across different cultures. From The Star in East illuminating hope on First Christmas Morning to Spanish Vessel Arriving with Christmas Fruit spreading cheer through exotic offerings - each engraving encapsulates holiday spirit worldwide.