Edmund Collection (#41)

La Route Aux Courses by Edmund Blampied
An impression of a typical scene on the road to the racecourse at Dinard. The all-conquering motor has not yet entirely ousted the more elegante horse equipage

Pursuit by Edmund Blampied
An illustration of cupid, sent by an admirer, trying to catch up with two elegant ladies. Blampied (1886-1966) drew countless illustrations for the ILN magazines

Edmund Halley / Dahl / Fry
EDMUND HALLEY Astronomer

Edmund Halley / Oval
EDMUND HALLEY Astronomer

Charles Kean as Hamlet
The actor Charles Kean (son of Edmund Kean) in the role of Hamlet

Costume of Momus
Costume design by Edmund Dulac for the character of Momus in the opera Phebus and Pan

Cricketer, De Trafford
C. Edmund De Trafford Cricketer - Leicestershire

A Knife and Fork Tea at Bill s
The first of two pictures by Edmund Blampied in a series called, Leaves from Life, showing a lower middle class family enjoying a simple dinner in a house

A Club Dinner
The second of two pictures in a series by Edmund Blampied, called Leaves from Life, showing a fine dinner taken by upper class men and women at a club wearing black tie and evening dress

Toilettes d
Fashion illustration, possibly by Edmund Blampied showing two ladies wearing summer dresses and hats

For the Moors by Edmund Blampied
Watercolour illustration by Edmund Blampied showing two elegant ladies wearing shooting fashions

The Moths and the Flame
Fantasy illustration by Edmund Blampied, showing winged fairies or sprites flying towards a flame in human form

Edmund Burke
EDMUND BURKE statesman and writer, author of Reflections on the Revolution in France with his autograph

Burke (Bretherton)
EDMUND BURKE statesman, depicted speechmaking in 1782

Burke (Jones)
EDMUND BURKE statesman

Margaret Ctess Richmond
Margaret Beaufort, countess of RICHMOND and Derby, wife of Edmund Tudor, 1st earl, mother of Henry VII; founder of colleges and patron of printers : mother of Henry VII

Birth of St Edmund / Shaw
This purports to depict the birth of St Edmund, king of East Anglia: in fact he was born at Nuremberg in 841, but this is typical of a 15th century English bedroom

Edmund Colliery
Edmund main colliery, near Barnsley, Yorkshire

Rich & Henry Iii / 1234
Edmund Rich, Archbishop of Canterbury threatens to excommunicate Henry III

Edmund Ironside & Canute
Rivals Edmund II (Ironside) & Canute meet at Olney where they agree to a partition of England

Edmund Grindal
EDMUND GRINDAL Archbishop of Canterbury. Undertook to reform ecclesiatical courts

Philip Henry Gosse
PHILIP HENRY GOSSE naturalist, with his son Edmund

Edmund Cartwright / W Invt
EDMUND CARTWRIGHT Inventor of the power loom

Edmund Burke / Reynolds
EDMUND BURKE statesman

Edmund I / Cig Card
EDMUND I called the DEED-DOER and THE MAGNIFICENT King of England (939-946)

El Zalinski / World Invent
EDMUND LOUIS ZALINSKI American weapons designer, born in Poland

Edmund Spenser / Miniature
EDMUND SPENSER English poet

Edmund Payne / Toreador
EDMUND PAYNE English comic actor, singer and dramatist, seen here in The Toreador

Edmund Halley / Mezzotint
EDMUND HALLEY Astronomer

Henry VII with Ministers
Henry VII in discussion with his ministers Richard Empson and Edmund Dudley

Gossip about Fairies 11
The Faerie Queene = poem by Edmund Spenser

King Edmund Stabbed
Edmund (or Eadmund), king of the English, is fatally stabbed by the bandit Liofa at the feast of Saint Augustine

Edmund Burke (Reynolds1)
EDMUND BURKE statesman

Cartoon / Fox on Elephant
CARLO KHANs TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO LEADENHALL STREET Fox as an Indian astride an elephant with the face of Lord North heralded by Edmund Burke A satire on lofty ambition

Edmund Burke Speaks
EDMUND BURKE speaks out against Governor-General of India, Warren Hastings

Edmund Dunch
EDMUND DUNCH statesman, descended from the Cromwell family

Defeated Turkish Troops
Turkish troops defeated by the British army under Sir Edmund Allenby retreat through Jerusalem by the Jaffa Gate

Edm. Sheffield Mulgrave
EDMUND SHEFFIELD first baron MULGRAVE soldier and statesman with his autograph

Campion & Parsons 1581
Edmund Campion (1540-1581) suspected of papist leanings, hanged at Tyburn, shown with fellow Jesuit Robert Parsons whose mission was to reclaim England for catholicism

Richard II Diptych - 2
Richard is presented to Mary and Jesus by King/saint Edward the Confessor, king/saint Edmund, and John the Baptist. (right-hand panel)

Richard II Diptych - 1
Richard is presented to Mary and Jesus by King/saint Edward the Confessor, king/saint Edmund, and John the Baptist. (left-hand panel)

Edmund Spenser Writer

Edmund Spenser / Reading
Edmund Spenser Writer

Cartwrights Loom
CARTWRIGHTs POWER LOOM Edmund Cartwrights steam- powered loom of 1785 enabled weaving to be carried out at vastly greater speed

BLUNDEN (1896 - )
Edmund Blunden - English War Poet

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