Newman Collection (page 3)

Musical impresario Robert Newman
Robert Newman (1858 - 1926), English businessman and musical impresario, celebrated as the founder of the classical music concerts that are now known as The Proms. Date: 1920s

F J Newman, Pretoria Scout Troop, South Africa
F J Newman, Scoutmaster, Pretoria Scout Troop, South Africa

Nanette Newman and Michael Culver filming in Cornwall
The actress Nanette Newman on location near Lands End, Cornwall, with the actor Michael Culver, in the roles of the Newlyn School artists Stanhope Alexander Forbes (1857-1947)

mulga dragon, Newman
Mulga Dragon Diporiphora (Caimanops) amphiboluroides is a well camouflaged dragon species that is found in arid and semi-arid regions of Western AUstralia.Instead of fleeing when approached they

Nanette Newman on location, filming in Cornwall
The actress Nanette Newman on location near Lands End, Cornwall, in the role of the Newlyn School artist Elizabeth Adela Stanhope Forbes (nee Armstrong, 1859-1912), in A Breath of Fresh Air

Advert for Portable hand-held electric lights 1902
A selection of Christmas portable electrical presents. 1902

Divers inside underwater house off the coast of Malta
Brian Ray, 27, and Peter Newman (in diving gear) during a coffee break inside the Underwater House, with its stool and life support box. Brian is using the telephone

Music cover, Marilyn Monroe in Niagara
Music cover, Italian version of a song from the 20th Century Fox film, Niagara, starring Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten and Jean Peters

C Newman Hall / Anon Photo
CHRISTOPHER NEWMAN HALL Congregationalist divine, writer this photo in 1890 Date: 1816 - 1902

Mark Pattison
MARK PATTISON Writer and scholar, at one time follower of Cardinal Newman, later rector of Lincoln College, Oxford Date: 1813 - 1884

Queens Hall Orchestra, London
The Queens Hall Orchestra, London, conducted by Sir Henry Joseph Wood, Manager Robert Newman. Date: circa 1910

Advertisement, Newman Bros Organs, Robert Cocks & Co, New Burlington Street, London, depicting a Style No. 130 Case organ. circa 1870

Panorama, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California, USA
Panoramic view of Fourth and Mendocino Streets in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California, USA, before the earthquake of 18 April 1906. Date: 1906

Gaumont British Picture Corp FC football team 1936. Back row: Referee, Newman, Platts, Wilkinson, Corbishley, Claringbold, Taylor, Barford (Trainer)

Christmas wish
Postcard illustration of a girl writing a Christmas greeting. Artist: Albertine Randall Newman Date: circa 1904

Signwriter painting a sign for exhibition
Signwriter painting a sign for Barnett Newman/Friedman exhibition at the Tate Date: 1960s

Street in Windhoek, south west Africa
Street and large general store in Windhoek, south west Africa (now Namibia). circa 1920s

John Robert Prettyman Newman - Conservative MP
John Robert Prettyman Newman (1871-1947) Conservative MP & Major in The Middlesex Regiment with his Wife, Enfield, County of London, England. Showing Election Campaign Posters Date: 1910s

California Street, San Francisco, California, USA
View up California Street, , including the Mark Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco, California, USA Date: circa 1928

Christopher Newman Hall
CHRISTOPHER NEWMAN HALL Evangelical churchman Date: 1816 - 1902

Newman Actors Actresses series N45 Type 1 Virginia Brights Cigarettes
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DICKENS: NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. Smiling horribly all the time, and looking steadfastly at nothing. Illustration by Charles Stanley Reinhart for Charles Dickenss novel, Nicholas Nickleby

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Cardinal Newman, 1879

JOHN HENRY NEWMAN. (1801-1890). John Henry, Cardinal Newman, English prelate and theologian. Caricature, 1877, by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward)

JOHN HENRY NEWMAN (1801-1890). English theologian and Roman Catholic cardinal

THE GOOD SAMARITAN. Oil on canvas, 1886, by Robert Loftin Newman

Newman Sunset

Foot detail, velvet gecko
The feet of the marbled velvet gecko (Oedura marmorata)

English converts to Rome including Newman, skating on thin ice while, on left, Pusey and his Anglo-Catholic Ritualistic friends test the ice before committing themselves

John Henry Newman (1801-1890) English theologian priest and poet. Leading figure in the Oxford Movement. Received into the Roman Catholic church in 1845. Created Cardinal 1879

18th President of the United States. Grants death at Mount McGregor, New York, 23 July 1885
ULYSSES S.GRANT (1822-1885). 18th President of the United States. Grants death at Mount McGregor, New York, 23 July 1885, with portraits (top) of attending physician John H

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"John Henry Newman: A Man of Many Facets and Influences" This captivating caption takes us on a journey through various aspects of the life and legacy of John Henry Newman. From his portrait captured in oil on canvas in 1881 to an illustration by Cecil Aldin, showcasing his presence at the Peterborough Show as a handler, we catch glimpses into different facets of this English prelate and theologian. The photograph of the Newman Arms in Fitzrovia, London reminds us that even places bear his name, while the mention of pterodactyls considered as marsupial bats hints at his wide-ranging intellectual pursuits beyond theology. Abraham Hayward's work from 1875 serves as another clue to understanding Newman's impact during his lifetime. The Dream of Gerontius stands out among these hints, representing one of Newman's most renowned works - a poetic masterpiece exploring themes such as death and redemption. As an English theologian and Roman Catholic cardinal, he left an indelible mark on religious thought. Advertisements for both Newman Bros Organs and Berry's Electric Magicoal highlight yet another dimension to this multifaceted figure – his influence extended beyond theology into areas like music and technology. Even Mary Newman cottage makes an appearance here; she was Sir Frances Drake's wife but also shares her last name with our subject. This connection adds depth to our understanding of John Henry Newman’s place within history. Lastly, the mention of top London dancing celebrities from 1922 brings forth images not only related to him directly but also evokes a sense that he lived during dynamic times when culture flourished alongside intellectual pursuits. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected, these hints paint a picture that goes far beyond just one man named "Newman.