Erik Collection (#2)

Circus horses
Illustration of circus horses. Date: circa 1930

Circus Life
Circusliv. Book illustration of circus characters. Date: circa 1930

Erik Stockmarr, German graphic artist Date: 1929

Eric Dupuy Scholar
ERIC DUPUY or ERICIUS PUTEANUS or ERIK VAN DER PUTTE Flemish scholar, depicted with allegorical motifs including an eagle with a laurel wreath, the winged horse Pegasus etc. Date: 1574 - 1646

Houdini Preparing for Bridge Jump
The prolific Austrian-Hungarian escape artist Harry Houdini preparing for one of his many daring feats of escapology, this time a highly publicised Bridge Jump whilst in metal chains. Date: circa 1910

POSTER: HEALTH, c1937. Protect her from tuberculosis - Consultation of your doctor or clinic means prevention. Silkscreen by Erik hans Krause, c1937

Chelsea's 4-2 Victory Over Stoke City: Bruno Martins Indi and Peter Crouch Score for Stoke at Stamford Bridge
CHELSEA v Stoke Premier League game at Stamford Bridge 31st December 2016 final score 4-2 to Chelsea, Stoke goal scorers Bruno Martins Indi and Peter Crouch

Liverpool's Dominant 4-1 Victory Over Stoke City at Anfield, December 2016
LIVERPOOL v Stoke 27DEC16 - Premier League game at Anfield 27th December 2016 - final score 4-1 win to Liverpool Stoke goal Scored by Jon Walters © phil greig 2016 - created by phil greig

Oysters served at a restaurant on the Croisette at Cannes, France
FRANCE: OYSTERS. Oysters served at a restaurant on the Croisette at Cannes, France

BISHOP HILL COLONY, 1875. Harvesting at Bishop Hill Colony, Illinois, founded, 1846, by the Swedish Pietist Erik Jansson. Oil on canvas, 1875, by Olaf Kraus, a member of the colony

Erik XIV of Sweden marrying Catharina Mansdotter
King Erik XIV of Sweden (son of Gustav Vasa, Gustav I) marrying his commoner mistress, Catharina (Karin) Mansdotter, after which he goes mad and is deposed

Erik Axel Karlfeldt
ERIK AXEL KARLFELDT Swedish poet

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Erik, a name that echoes through history and leaves its mark in various realms. From the enigmatic composer Erik Satie to the tragic tale of the RMS Titanic's Erik Jaer Archive, this name holds stories untold. In 1913, Erik Satie enchanted audiences with his musical prowess at Comoedia, captivating hearts with every note played. Meanwhile, King Erik XIV of Sweden ruled with authority and ambition during the 16th century, leaving an indelible legacy on his nation. The Skogen Station in Norway stands as a testament to nature's beauty and tranquility, while a wooden sculpture depicting King Eric IX of Sweden reminds us of ancient craftsmanship and historical reverence. Even renowned illusionist Harry Houdini found himself entangled in the mysterious world of mediums when posing alongside a female medium named Erik. Architecture also bears witness to the impact of this name; Stockholm's City Library boasts a circular interior designed by architect Erik Gunnar Asplund—a marvel that invites readers into a realm where knowledge knows no bounds. Erik's presence extends beyond music and royalty; he graced theater stages across Europe in productions like Die Zirkus Prinzessin at Berlin's Metropol Theatre or La Joueur de Viole at Paris' Opera Comique—bringing characters to life with passion and artistry. Whether it be melodies composed by Satie or tales woven throughout time, each mention of 'Erik' adds another layer to our collective human narrative, and is through these snippets from history that we glimpse into the vast tapestry woven by individuals who bear this timeless name.