19th C Collection (#2)

Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador, Labrador coast. Historic Battle Harbour, 18th & 19th century buildings in the National Historic District

Railroad Meets Wagon Train
Monument Point, Utah: c. 1868 The Central Pacific Railroads Jupiter engine passes by a wagon train during the construction of the transcontinental railroad on the north side of the Great Salt Lake

The Ford At Bull Run
Bull Run, Virginia: c. 1863. Troops gathered by the pontoon bridge at the Ford at Bull Run

Portrait Of Kit Carson
United States: c. 1865. Studio portrait of Christopher Kit Carson

Massachusetts, New Bedford. Palmer Island Lighthouse, circa 1849

Georgia, St. Simons Island, Frederica, Historic Christ Church, painted stained glass

Rhode Island, Newport. Historic Vanderbilt Italian Renasissance Golden Age mansion, The Breakers, circa 1895. Side garden view

Virginia, Norfolk. Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church, c. 1894

USA, North America, Rhode Island
Rhode Island, Newport. Historic Vanderbilt Italian Renasissance Golden Age mansion, The Breakers, circa 1895. Open-air veranda detail

South Africa, Cape Town. Stellenbosch, Dorp Street, Village Museum (aka Dorpmuseum). Historic O.M. Berghhuis (c.1850). Kitchen storage

Engraving of the Hoe Rotary Press
Engraving of a Hoe Rotary Press, designed by R.Hoe (1784-1832). This was the first successful design of a sheet-fed rotary press, and was used to print newspapers

Engraving of the Bullock Rotary Press of 1865
Engraving of a Bullock Rotary Press of 1865. Designed by one William Bullock, this was the first press to use continuous web feeding (ie from a roll of paper rather than individual sheets)

Westinghouse Automatic Air Brake
Today, the air brake is the standard, fail-safe train brake used by railways worldwide. Early train brakes were hand operated and largely ineffective

1888 color lithograph Jurassic solnhofen
Vivid colour lithograph for " Dr. Schuberts Naturgeschichte - Geologie, Mineralreich, Palaontologie". Published 1888 in Stuttgart by J.F. Shreiber. The palaeontology section by Dr

1888 colour lithograph cover Solnhofen
Vivid colour lithograph for " Dr. Schuberts Naturgeschichte - Geologie, Mineralreich, Palaontologie". Published 1888 in Stuttgart by J.F. Shreiber. The palaeontology section by Dr

19th century steam engines
Types of marine steam engines designed for various vessels: paddle steamer (1), steam yacht (2), merchant ships (3) and (7), and for navy vessels (4 and 5) and (6)

JOHANN ALBRECHTSBERGER (1736-1809). Johann Georg Albrechtsberger. Austrian composer and teacher. Oil painting by an anonymous artist

ERIK SATIE (1866-1925). French composer. Oil on canvas by Suzanne Valadon

THOMAS ATTWOOD (1765-1838). English musician and composer. Oil on canvas by an unknown artist

CURRIER & IVES: CHILDREN. The New Brood. Undated (c1860) lithograph by Currier & Ives

CARL F. ZELTER (1758-1832). German composer and conductor: lithgoraph, German, 19th century, after the painting by Carl Begas

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The 19th century was a time of great innovation, exploration, and artistic expression. From the groundbreaking discoveries in science to the captivating works of art, this era left an indelible mark on history. One such illustration that epitomizes this period is Ferranti testing a 10, 000V cable V510/0013. This image showcases the advancements made in electrical engineering during the 19th century. Another emblematic symbol from this time is the Lone Star Flag of Texas, designed in 1839. It represents the spirit of independence and resilience that characterized not only Texas but also many other regions striving for self-determination during this era. In Massachusetts lies Nantucket with its iconic Sankaty Head lighthouse established in 1850. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to maritime navigation and safety measures developed throughout the century. Newstead Abbey in Nottinghamshire offers a glimpse into aristocratic life during this period. The serene Upper Lake surrounding it adds to its picturesque beauty, reminding us of romantic ideals prevalent at that time. Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte's engraving from 1882 captures his commanding presence and influence over Europe during his reign. His legacy continues to fascinate historians and enthusiasts alike even centuries later. Felix Mendelssohn's drawing by Aubrey Beardsley portrays one of Germany's most celebrated composers from the early-mid-19th century. His musical compositions continue to captivate audiences worldwide today. Sambre and Meuse painting on canvas reflects artists' fascination with landscapes during this era. The use of oil paints brings out vibrant colors while capturing nature's beauty through their skilled brushstrokes. Don Juan of Austria visiting Miguel de Cervantes depicted on canvas transports us back to Spain's golden age literature intertwined with historical events—a tribute to both literary genius and political intrigue within Spanish society at that time.