Cb Fry Collection
CB Fry, also known as Charles Burgess Fry, was a prominent figure in the world of cricket during the late 19th century
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CB Fry, also known as Charles Burgess Fry, was a prominent figure in the world of cricket during the late 19th century. His talent and charisma made him a beloved player among fans and teammates alike. In this collection of artworks from 1899, we catch glimpses of some iconic moments in cricket history. The England Test cricket XI at Nottingham showcases the team's determination and unity on the field, with CB Fry standing tall amongst his fellow players. Dr WG Grace, another legendary cricketer of that era, is captured in action while playing for London County Cricket Club. His skill and experience are evident as he effortlessly takes charge on the pitch. Fred Tate, representing Sussex and England, is depicted with great detail by Hawkins & Co. This artwork immortalizes his dedication to the sport and his contribution to both club and country. The Gentlemen XI versus Players fixture at Lords Cricket Ground brings together an elite group of cricketers who showcase their prowess under pressure. CB Fry's presence adds an extra layer of excitement to this high-stakes encounter. Oxford University's cricket XI demonstrates their commitment to excellence through Stearn's artwork. Amongst these talented individuals stands Mr HGP Owen from Essex - a testament to his skill as a cricketer during that time. Cambridge University also fields an impressive lineup in their own artistic representation by Stearn. These young men exhibit passion for the game while striving for victory against formidable opponents. Dr WG Grace walks out confidently to bat in another piece by WA Rouch. His aura exudes confidence as he prepares himself mentally for yet another challenge on the field. The England Test cricket XI at Lords captures not only CB Fry but also other notable players who have left indelible marks on English cricket history. Their camaraderie shines through even amidst fierce competition against worthy adversaries. Lords Cricket Ground provides a picturesque backdrop during its luncheon interval where players take respite and strategize for the remainder of the match.