Cromwell Collection (#28)

Pond and Willow Tree in Autumn, Domain Road Vineyard, Bannockburn, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand

Vineyard, Cromwell, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand

Orchard, Cromwell, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand

OLIVER CROMWELL (1752-1853). American Revolutionary War soldier. Cromwells honorable discharge, 5 June 1783, written and signed by George Washington

BOSTON: HOTEL BILL, c1768. Bill from O. Cromwells Head Tavern, run by Joshua Brackett. Hotel bill engraved by Paul Revere, c1770

IRELAND: GLENGARRIFF. View of Cromwells Bridge at Glengarriff, County Cork, Ireland. Steel engraving, English, c1840, after William Henry Bartlett

PURITAN CAMP, c1644. The Puritan army of Oliver Cromwell in camp during the English Civil War, c1644. Wood engraving, English, c1860

CROMWELL: SCHOOLMASTER. Thomas Beard, schoolmaster to Oliver Cromwell. Steel engraving, English, 1810

PURITANS: SATIRE, c1650. Cromwell pypeth unto Fairfax. Satire on the Puritans. English royalist playing card, c1650

BATTLE OF NASEBY, 1645. Cavaliers loyal to King Charles I flee pursuing Parliamentarians in the service of Oliver Cromwell following the Battle of Naseby during the English Civil War, 14 June 1645

ENGLAND: ROYALIST SATIRE. An early Royalist satire on Oliver Cromwell (B) and his associates, who are shown consulting with the Devil (A)

CROMWELL: SATIRE, 1679. English playing card, satirizing Oliver Cromwells government

OLIVER CROMWELL (1599-1658). English soldier and statesman. Line engraving, 19th century

BATTLE OF WORCESTER, 1651. Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Worcester, 3 September 1651. The Cathedral of Worcester, used as stables during the Civil War, appears in the background

GREAT BRITAIN: PARLIAMENT. The Dissolution of the Long Parliament, 1653, by Oliver Cromwell, in order to introduce Triennial Elections. Copper engraving, English, 18th century

OLIVER CROMWELL (1599-1658). Lord Protector of England (1653-1658). Copper engraving, English, 18th century

McClellan is the Man, by Henry Cromwell. Sheet music cover illustrated with half-length portrait of George B. McClellan by Fabronius after a photograph by Black & Case. Date c1864

The U. S. Brig-of-War Somers
The U.S. Brig-of-War Somers

Victoria & Albert Museum
The taxi rank in front of the Victoria and Albert Museum, on Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London, designed by Sir Aston Webb and completed in 1909. Date: 1950s

Elgin Cathedral Cloister
The Cloisters, Elgin Cathedral, Morayshire, Scotland. The existing ruins were built after a fire in 1270, but destroyed by Cromwells Bishops War. Date: 13th century

Newburgh Priory, near Coxwold, North Yorkshire, England, a house of many periods, built upon the site of an Augustinian Priory. Oliver Cromwell buried here; haunted. Date: founded 1145

Carved staircase, Cromwell House, Highgate Hill
The carved staircase in Cromwell House, 104 Highgate Hill, North London. According to tradition, the 17th century mansion was presented by Oliver Cromwell to his eldest daughter Bridget

Naseby, Northamptonshire
Obelisk on the battlefield of Naseby, Northamptonshire, where on 14 July 1645 Cromwell and Fairfax inflicted a decisive defeat on the Royalist army of Charles I

Hushed-up History - III
What Cromwell did with the bauble

Basing House / 1645
Basing House, besieged by Parliamentary forces during the Civil War and finally taken by Cromwell in 1645

Cobbett (Adlard)
WILLIAM COBBETT social commentator and, it seems, an admirer of Oliver Cromwell

Charles Iis House
King Charles IIs tiny old timbered house at Worcester, built in 1577. It was here that the King took refuge in 1651 after being defeated at the Battle of Worcester

George Monck &parliament
Former royalist general Monck, recognising that the royalist cause is lost, declares for a free parliament, though Cromwell will never trust his loyalty

Basing House Besieged
BASING HOUSE, a strategically located Royalist stronghold, is attacked periodically by the Parliament army : eventually Cromwell takes it and burns it to the ground

Cromwell at Marston Moor
BATTLE OF MARSTON MOOR Oliver Cromwell on horseback during the victory for Parliament forces

Battle of Dunbar / Smith
Cromwell defeats the Scots at DUNBAR

Cromwell / Parliament / 1653
Cromwell dissolves the Long Parliament

Cromwell / Inaugurated1653
Cromwell inaugurated

Ripe red apples in orchards near Cromwell. South Island New Zealand
MAB-613 Ripe red apples in orchards near Cromwell South Island New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Henry VIII Sees Portrait
Thomas Cromwell presents a portrait of Anne of Cleves to Henry VIII

Elizabeth, M of Cromwell
ELIZABETH CROMWELL, nee STEWARD Mother of Oliver Cromwell

Richard Cromwell / 1657
RICHARD CROMWELL Lord Protector Son of Oliver Cromwell

Naseby (Cattermole)
BATTLE OF NASEBY Despite a fine charge by Prince Ruperts cavalry, Cromwell - with a larger army - completely defeats the Royalists

Cromwell / Rump Parliament
Cromwell dissolves the Rump parliament

Cromwell / St Ives Farm
OLIVER CROMWELL On his farm at St Ives in 1631

Henry Cromwell / Dunkarton
HENRY CROMWELL Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, son of Oliver Cromwell

Cromwell Road / 1896
Cromwell Road on a grey, misty day

Satire on Fashions 1869
A satire on the fashions of the day include flashy, tight trousers & fancy broad shouldered jackets. The polonaise, short skirts, panniers & false hair of the ladies are also mocked

Puritans / Bellini Opera
Elvira loves a cavalier, but her puritan father intends her to wed a supporter of Cromwell - so she goes mad, of course, but finally returns to her senses and her true love

Cromwell / Anon French
OLIVER CROMWELL soldier, statesman, Lord Protector

Cromwell / Anon Dutch
OLIVER CROMWELL soldier, statesman, Lord Protector

Cromwell / Cuyp
OLIVER CROMWELL soldier, statesman, Lord Protector

Cromwell / In Armour
OLIVER CROMWELL soldier, statesman, Lord Protector armed for battle

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"Cromwell: A Legacy of Leadership and Controversy" Step back in time to witness the indomitable spirit of Oliver Cromwell at Edgehill, where he fearlessly led his troops during the English Civil War. His strategic brilliance shone through once again as he triumphed over the Scottish forces at Dunbar, solidifying his place in history. Oliver Cromwell, a name synonymous with power and influence, emerges as an enigmatic figure. From his iconic portrait by Holbein to his role as Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex, we delve into the multifaceted persona of this English statesman who left an indelible mark on our nation's history. The tank battle in Villers Bocage takes us beyond borders and centuries later. Here we find ourselves witnessing another chapter in the legacy - not Oliver this time but rather a powerful war machine named after him. Symbolizing strength and resilience, it pays homage to its namesake's unwavering determination. Fairfax and Council stand alongside Cromwell as trusted allies throughout his journey. Together they navigated treacherous political waters while striving for justice and reform. Their unwavering loyalty shaped their destinies intertwined with that of their leader. Cardigan Castle stands tall amidst picturesque Wales, serving as a reminder of Richard Cromwell's brief reign following Oliver's death. The weighty burden inherited from his father proved too much for him to bear; nevertheless, Richard remains an integral part of the Cromwell lineage. A mere stroke holds immense significance when it bears the signature "Cromwell. " It represents authority wielded by those who carried this illustrious family name throughout generations – leaders whose actions reverberate through time. Thomas Cromwell emerges from historical pages painted by Holbein himself - a testament to both artist and subject alike. As Henry VIII's chief minister, Thomas played a pivotal role in shaping England's destiny, leaving an indelible mark on the annals of history.