Conservatism Collection

NARVAEZ, Ramon Maria de (1800-1868). Spanish military man and politician, seven times President of the Council of
CUL4874108 NARVAEZ, Ramon Maria de (1800-1868). Spanish military man and politician, seven times President of the Council of Ministers during the reign of Isabella II. Engraving. SPAIN

NARVAEZ, Ramon Maria de (1800-1868). Spanish military man and politician, seven times President of the Council of
CUL4874830 NARVAEZ, Ramon Maria de (1800-1868). Spanish military man and politician, seven times President of the Council of Ministers during the reign of Isabella II. Engraving. SPAIN

Opposition of the medical profession in Great Britain to the health scheme proposals of Lloyd George in the National
KDC400210 Opposition of the medical profession in Great Britain to the health scheme proposals of Lloyd George in the National Insurance Act, 1911 (litho) by Partridge

Queen Boadicea Leading Her Troops into Battle, AD 61 (colour litho)
817845 Queen Boadicea Leading Her Troops into Battle, AD 61 (colour litho) by Moreland, Arthur (1876-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Queen Boadicea Leading Her Troops into Battle, AD 61)

Algernon Borthwick, lst Baron Glenesk (1830-1908)
865156 Algernon Borthwick, lst Baron Glenesk (1830-1908) by Sambourne, Edward Linley (1844-1910); (add.info.: Algernon Borthwick)

Cartoon of Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
865160 Cartoon of Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett by Sambourne, Edward Linley (1844-1910); (add.info.: Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett (1849-1902) English Conservative politician born in America

Poster celebrating victory of Conservative candidates in parliamentary elections in
5917329 Poster celebrating victory of Conservative candidates in parliamentary elections in Yorkshire, 1841 (print) by English School

Banquet given to Lords Salisbury and Hartington by the Nonconformist Unionist Association (engraving)
1041696 Banquet given to Lords Salisbury and Hartington by the Nonconformist Unionist Association (engraving) by English School

Juan Jose Flores (1800-1864). Portrait
Juan Jose Flores (1800-1864). President of Ecuador. Portrait. Hall of Presidents. Government Palace. Quito. Ecuador

PRAT DE LA RIBA, Enric (1870-1917). Catalan nationalist politician and writer. First president of the Commonwealth of Catalonia in 1914

Edmund Burke (1729-1797). Colored engraving
Edmund Burke (1729-1797). Irish writer and politician. Engraving in The American Revolution. Colored

Frederick Arthur Stanley (1841 - 1908) sixteenth Earl of Derby. English Conservative statesman, racehorse owner. Governor - General of Canada 1888 - 93

CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph (1836-1914). British politician. Engraving

Entering Mexico, 1911. Engraving

Conservatism

Edmund Burke, Irish politician
Edmund Burke (1729- 1797). Historical artwork of the Irish politician and philosopher Edmund Burke. Burke is best remembered for his support of the cause of the American Revolutionaries

The Old Boys
The old boys, upholders of law and order, send in the police and the army to deal with unwelcome dissidents who preseume to question their authority

Forces of Reaction
The working man is garotted by the Establishment - the army, the church and the state

A French Conservative
A typical French conservative

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"Conservatism: Embracing Tradition, Ideals, and Resistance" From the steadfast leadership of Juan Jose Flores in the 19th century to the unwavering Catalan nationalist Enric Prat de la Riba, it has long been associated with upholding traditional values. Even in moments of opposition, such as the medical profession's resistance to Lloyd George's health scheme proposals or Queen Boadicea leading her troops into battle against Roman invaders, it has stood firm. Throughout history, influential figures like Algernon Borthwick and Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett have championed conservative principles. Their dedication to preserving established institutions and beliefs has shaped political landscapes. The victory celebrations of Conservative candidates in parliamentary elections serve as a testament to their enduring appeal. Yet conservatism is not solely confined to politics; it permeates various aspects of society. In an engraving depicting a banquet hosted by the Nonconformist Unionist Association for Lords Salisbury and Hartington, we witness how religious convictions intertwine with conservative ideals. Edmund Burke stands out as one of conservatism's most revered thinkers. His colored engraving captures his profound influence on shaping conservative thought through his emphasis on gradual change rooted in tradition. Beyond borders, Cecilia Böhl de Faber—known as Fernán Caballero—embodied Spanish conservativism through her literary works that celebrated national heritage and customs. Her writings resonated with those who sought solace in preserving cultural identity amidst changing times. Conservatism endures because it recognizes the value of stability while embracing necessary adaptations for progress. It cherishes historical legacies while acknowledging societal transformations—a delicate balance between preservation and evolution that defines its essence. In a world constantly evolving at breakneck speed, conservatism remains a guiding force—an anchor amid turbulent tides—a reminder that traditions can coexist harmoniously with modernity when approached thoughtfully and respectfully.