1897 Collection (page 61)

In the year 1897, a myriad of remarkable events and creations unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on history

1897 Collection: Blackwall Tun. Construct

Blackwall Tun. Construct
BLACKWALL TUNNEL Interior of the tunnel during construction

Belgica / In the Ice
The BELGICA, commander Lieut. Adrien de Gerlache, among the Antarctic ice

1897 Collection: Fall / Queen Alexandra / Dog

Fall / Queen Alexandra / Dog
Queen Alexandra with her chow- chow Plumpy which is sitting on a wicker chair and two of her Japanese Chins, on the grass

1897 Collection: View of Parliament buildings and Big Ben, London

View of Parliament buildings and Big Ben, London
Exterior view of the Parliament buildings and Big Ben, seen from across the River Thames in London

1897 Collection: Mr Punch goes First Footing in the New Year

Mr Punch goes First Footing in the New Year -- he and his dog Toby are just about to run up some snow-covered steps into a house where a family are waiting to welcome them

COPE / HARPERS / 1897
EDWARD DRINKER COPE American naturalist

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In the year 1897, a myriad of remarkable events and creations unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on history. The guardian angel watched over humanity with unwavering devotion, offering solace and protection in times of need. Meanwhile, Peter the Cat by Louis Wain enchanted readers with its whimsical illustrations that brought joy to hearts young and old. Captured through the lens of Brahms' camera was a moment frozen in time, forever preserving memories for generations to come. In that same year, Amelia Earhart came into this world – a trailblazing aviator who would go on to defy societal expectations and inspire countless others with her daring spirit. Smithfield Market buzzed with activity as traders bartered their wares amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life. Across distant shores in Blackpool, Lancashire stood Nelson's Flagship Foudroyant - a majestic vessel steeped in maritime history that symbolized Britain's naval prowess. Edvard Munch unveiled his iconic woodcut masterpiece "The Kiss" during this transformative era; its raw emotion resonating deeply within all who beheld it. As H. M. S Victory broke through enemy lines at the Battle of Trafalgar, it etched itself into the annals of military triumphs forevermore. Tattooing emerged as an art form like no other when Mr. Sutherland Macdonald crafted his intricate designs upon willing canvases; one such Victorian lady proudly displayed her tattooed body as a testament to personal expression and individuality. Advertisements promoting Pre-Raphaelite exhibitions adorned city streets while gas lamps illuminated London's Thames Embankment – casting ethereal shadows upon those strolling along its banks. Thus, 1897 became an unforgettable chapter in history where guardian angels watched over us from above while artistic masterpieces captivated our souls. It was a time when pioneers like Amelia Earhart soared high above societal constraints and where the echoes of battle and triumph reverberated through the seas.