Planter Collection (page 8)

Life in Germany in Frankfurt the famous Romerberg Square statue of justice in old town Frankfurt Germany

American planter and Revolutionary statesman. Etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal
GEORGE MASON (1725-1792). American planter and Revolutionary statesman. Etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal

ROBERT SMALLS (1839-1915). American naval hero and politician, who in 1862 commandeered the Confederate gunboat Planter and delivered it into Union hands. Contemporary wood engraving

LOUISIANA: PLANTERs HOME. The Duplantier residence near New Orleans, Louisiana. Wood engraving from Country Seats of the United States of North America, 1808

VERSAILLES: GRAND TRIANON. The Trianon Palace in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, France. Wood engraving, 19th century after a painting by Jean Michel Moreau, 1775

TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, 1775. English colonists at a dockside tobacco warehouse on the Chesapeake. Cartouche, English, 1775, from an engraved version of the map of Virginia drawn in 1751 by Joshua Fry

ST. LOUIS: HOTEL, 1857. Planters House, St. Louis, Missouri, during the celebrations of the completion of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in 1857

MENs HATS, 1895. Page from a Montgomery Ward catalogue of 1895

HOUSEWARES, 1892. English newspaper advertisement for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 1892

SUGAR PLANTATION, 1875. Harvesting sugar cane on a Louisiana plantation. Wood engraving, American, 1875

SOUTH: SUGAR PLANTATION. The sugar harvest in Louisiana. Wood engraving, American, 1875

GEORGIA: PLANTATION. A planters house in Georgia. Wood engraving, 19th century

Heroes in Ebony - The captors of the Rebel steamer Planter, Robert Small, W. Morrison, A. Gradine and John Small. Group portrait of four men. Date 1862

City Point, Va. vicinity. Medical supply boat Planter at General Hospital wharf on the Appomattox. Photograph from the main eastern theater of war, the siege of Petersburg, June 1864-April 1865

Adjusting plow points on tractor-drawn planter, large farm near Ralls. Date 1939 May

Voodoo Charm
A Louisiana planter finds a Voodoo charm, much to the alarm of his black workers who tell him if he takes the steamboat to New Orleans, it will surely sink (it didn t !) Date: 1886

Rice farmers planting rice at a plantation. Photographed in Chiang Khong, Chiang Rai, Thailand

US dollar bill, George Washington parody. The normal US dollar bill does not show Washington smoking. George Washington (1732-1799, centre), farmer, soldier and politician

George Washington, first US President
George Washington (1732-1799), planter, soldier and politician. Washington was born into a Virginian planter family in 1732

Houseleeks (Jovibarba heuffelii)
House leeks (Jovibarba heuffelii, right and centre) in a container amongst other succulent plants

Lily flowered tulips (Tulipa Yunina )
Lily flowered tulip flowers (Tulipa Yunina ) in a plant pot

Garden flowers and plant pot. Gravel border containing spurge (Euphorbia) and verbena flowers

COTTON PLANTER & PICKERS, c1908. A cotton plantation owner photographed with a group of workers in a field, c1908

Tractor pulling a seed corn planter

Europe, France, Provence, Aix-en-Provence. Flowers in front of shuttered window

The civil war in America. Portrait of Mr Yancey, commissione
The Hon William Lowndes Yancey, senator and cotton planter came to the UK and France with a deposition from the Confederates to try and promote trsde between the Southern States and Europe

LAURENS (1724-1792)
HENRY LAURENS American Revolutionary statesman, Virginia planter

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"Exploring the Planter's World: From Historic Pubs in Dublin to French Country Homes and Revolutionary Statesmen" Discovering Europe's rich history, we find ourselves in Ireland, specifically Dublin, where the exterior of Brazen Head pub stands tall as a testament to its establishment in 1198 AD. Transporting us further into Europe, we now find ourselves amidst the charming details of a French country home nestled in rural Provence, France. The planter adds an elegant touch to this picturesque setting. Crossing continents and centuries, our journey takes us to America during the time of George Mason (1725-1792), an American planter and Revolutionary statesman whose portrait captures his influential role on canvas. Stepping back into European history once again, we witness the artistry involved in planting trees at Versailles through a line engraving from Jean-Baptiste de la Quintinie's book "The Perfect Gardener" published in Paris in 1690. Venturing towards North America's wild landscapes, Alaska greets us with its rugged beauty and unique planters that adapt to survive harsh climates while adding a touch of greenery to their surroundings. Returning to Dublin but this time immersing ourselves within its vibrant Temple Bar district, we encounter another exterior adorned with colorful planters that contribute to the lively atmosphere surrounding popular establishments like Temple Bar itself. Unveiling tales from America's turbulent past is the Confederate gunboat Planter commandeered by Robert Smalls during the American Civil War—a courageous act depicted through contemporary wood engravings capturing this historic moment. Nurturing growth becomes an art form when J Evans advertises their nursery & seedsman services—offering aspiring gardeners access to quality plants and seeds for their own flourishing planters.