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1821 Collection

"1821: A Year of Literary and Historical Significance" In the quaint village of Hampstead

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1821 Collection: John Keats / Hampstead
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1821 Collection: Napoleon / St Helena Map
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1821 Collection: Napoleon I / Gillray / G III
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1821 Collection: Sir Richard Francis Burton (1821-1890)
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1821 Collection: Fyodor Dostoievsky
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1821 Collection: Napoleon on St Helena
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1821 Collection: DOSTOIEVSKY (1821-1881)
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1821 Collection: Irish gentleman in a whisky bar in Dublin prison, 1821
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1821 Collection: LEJEUNE, Louis-Fran篩s, baron (1775-1848). Visiting
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1821 Collection: GARNERAY, Louis (1783-1857). Naval Battle of Navarino
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1821 Collection: Theodoros Kolokotronis - Greek Hero
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1821 Collection: Egan / Life in London / 1821
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1821 Collection: Richard Burton / Leighton2
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1821 Collection: John Keats / Last Illness
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1821 Collection: Napoleon and Spyglass
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1821 Collection: Napoleon (Costume Ord)
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1821 Collection: Charles Baudelaire, French poet, essayist, translator
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1821 Collection: The Cellar Quartetto
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1821 Collection: Mary Baker Eddy / Boston
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1821 Collection: Elizabeth Ann Seton
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1821 Collection: Napoleon in Egypt
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1821 Collection: Napoleon (Defeated)
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1821 Collection: Napoleon (David)
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1821 Collection: Napoleon in Study 1807
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1821 Collection: John Keats / Henry Meyer
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1821 Collection: Embassy at Tehran
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1821 Collection: DOSTOIEVSKY (1821-1881)
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1821 Collection: Richard Burton / Woodbury
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1821 Collection: Napoleon I / Garnerey
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1821 Collection: Gustave Flaubert
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1821 Collection: The Beach at Posillipo by J. C. Dahl, 1821
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1821 Collection: Imperial State Crown that George IV, was crowned 1821
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1821 Collection: Witches Sabbath by Francisco de Goya
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1821 Collection: Queens College, Oxford
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1821 Collection: A Jewish Man and An Armenian Man
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1821 Collection: St Edmund Hall, Oxford
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1821 Collection: Worcester College, Oxford
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1821 Collection: Trinity College, Oxford
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1821 Collection: William Austin, 1821
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1821 Collection: Mary Baker Eddy / June1903
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1821 Collection: France, Paris, Greek War of Independence, Insurrection flag
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1821 Collection: PATON, Sir Joseph Noel (1821-1901)
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1821 Collection: Snowy owl, Bubo scandiacus
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1821 Collection: Syntax Star-Gazing
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1821 Collection: Millbank Prison / Ackerman
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1821 Collection: Caro Brunswick / Players43
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1821 Collection: John Rennie / Sepia Anon
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1821 Collection: Richard Burton / Leighton1


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"1821: A Year of Literary and Historical Significance" In the quaint village of Hampstead, a young poet named John Keats found solace in nature as he penned his immortal verses. Meanwhile, across the seas on the remote island of St Helena, Napoleon Bonaparte studied a map that depicted his exile with melancholy eyes. The political cartoonist James Gillray captured the essence of this era by depicting Napoleon I alongside King George III, symbolizing their contrasting destinies. Little did they know that another man destined for greatness was born this year – Sir Richard Francis Burton, an explorer and adventurer who would leave an indelible mark on history. While Burton embarked on thrilling expeditions to unknown lands, Theodoros Kolokotronis emerged as a Greek hero during the War of Independence against Ottoman rule. His bravery inspired countless others to fight for freedom and independence. In Russia, Fyodor Dostoevsky took his first breaths amidst a turbulent period in history. His literary genius would later explore themes of human suffering and redemption in works like "Crime and Punishment, " leaving an enduring legacy. As Louis-François Lejeune visited Napoleon on St Helena, he witnessed firsthand the fallen emperor's isolation and contemplation. This poignant encounter would inspire many artists to capture Napoleon's final days through various mediums. Meanwhile, Louis Garneray depicted the dramatic Naval Battle of Navarino where European powers united against Ottoman forces. This event marked a turning point in Greece's struggle for independence and brought hope to oppressed nations worldwide. Richard Burton's adventurous spirit resonated with Frederic Leighton as he portrayed him in a painting filled with intrigue and mystery. Their collaboration showcased both men's dedication to exploring uncharted territories – be it physical or artistic realms. Lastly, we remember John Keats' last illness which tragically cut short his poetic journey at such a tender age.