John Henry Newman Collection
John Henry Newman, a prominent figure in the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the world through his intellectual pursuits and spiritual journey
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John Henry Newman, a prominent figure in the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the world through his intellectual pursuits and spiritual journey. Born in 1801 and passing away in 1890, he was a man of many talents and accomplishments. Various depictions capture different facets of John Henry Newman's life. A colour lithograph showcases his distinguished appearance, while an engraving portrays him with a thoughtful expression. An oil painting captures Cardinal John Henry Newman's regal presence, exuding wisdom and authority. In another black-and-white photograph from 1887, Cardinal Newman's face reveals the weight of his experiences as he gazes into the distance. An engraved portrait emphasizes his scholarly demeanor, while a lithograph highlights both his intellect and spirituality. Photographs provide glimpses into different moments of John Henry Newman's life. One shows him solemnly lying in state at the Chapel of the Oratory in Birmingham after his passing—an image that resonates with reverence for this influential figure. Throughout these various depictions—whether captured through lithographs or engravings—Cardinal Newman remains a symbol of intellectual curiosity and religious devotion. His contributions to theology continue to inspire scholars today. The late Cardinal J H Newman left behind a legacy that transcends time—a testament to his profound impact on society during his lifetime.