1873 Engraving Collection (#19)

Character Sketches in North Carolina, United States of America: the Young Idea, US
Character Sketches in North Carolina, United States of America: the Young Idea, Us, Usa, 1873 Engraving

Religious Services in Jail: the Protestant Chapel, Millbank, London, Uk, 1873 Engraving

Religious Services in Jail: the Roman Catholic Chapel, Millbank, London, Uk, 1873 Engraving

COWS AND BULLS, BY EDWIN LANDSEER, 1802-1873, PAINTER, 1873 engraving

The Duke of Edinburgh in the Crimea: Russian Monument to 100000 Soldiers at Sebastopol, 1873 Engraving

HEAD OF POINTER (DOG), BY EDWIN LANDSEER, 1802-1873, PAINTER, 1873 engraving

SIR. ALBERT DAVID SASSOON, K. S. I. 1873 engraving
SIR. ALBERT DAVID SASSOON, K.S.I. 1873 engraving

The Duke of Edinburgh in the Crimea: Alupka, Seat of Prince Woronzoff, 1873 Engraving

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"1873 Engraving: A Glimpse into the World of Richard Wagner and Beyond" Step back in time with this captivating 1873 engraving that offers a window into the diverse events and figures of the era. Amongst its intricate details, we find Richard Wagner, a renowned musical composer whose melodies continue to enchant audiences even today. With his birth in 1813 and passing in 1883, Wagner's influence on classical music remains immeasurable. The engraving also transports us to The Ashantee War, where we witness the bravery of soldiers as they recount their triumphs during battles. Lord Lytton's presence reminds us of his significant contributions during this period. In Paris, publishing journals thrive as they capture the essence of intellectual thought and artistic expression prevalent at that time. This bustling hub becomes a focal point for creativity and innovation. As our eyes wander further across this mesmerizing piece, we encounter Mr. S. R. Graves, an influential Member of Parliament representing Liverpool in 1873. His dedication to public service echoes through history. Traveling eastward brings us to China's Imperial Tombs near Pekin (now Beijing). The entrance exudes grandeur while offering glimpses into centuries-old traditions and imperial legacies. Gabriel Max's poignant portrayal of an orphan child tugs at our heartstrings as it captures both vulnerability and resilience amidst adversity. Similarly evocative is J. W Bottomly's depiction titled "Erebus and Terror, " which invites contemplation on themes beyond its mysterious title. Closer to home lies Glasgow's Stewart Memorial Fountain erected in 1873—a testament to civic pride—its elegant design adding charm to city streets while commemorating those who shaped its past. Entertainment takes center stage with a scene from "The Wicked World" performed at London's Haymarket Theatre—an invitation for theater enthusiasts seeking escape or reflection within these hallowed walls.