1821 Collection (page 30)

Napoleon I / Fantasy Ptrit
NAPOLEON I A fantasy portrait where he is made up from a black bird, a golden hand, a spider in its web, figures and a map

Napoleon I / Robes / Gerard
NAPOLEON I Oval portrait of Napoleon in his coronation robes in 1804

Napoleon I / & Marielouise
NAPOLEON I Oval portrait of Napoleon and his second wife, Marie Lousie who he married in 1810

House of Lords / 1869
The House is addressed by William Magee (1821-1891), Bishop of Peterborough

Bismarck / Rohling / Page 3
Bismarck is sent to boarding school in Berlin

John Nicholson, General
JOHN NICHOLSON - General in Bengal army, deputy commissioner in Punjab, subject of local hero-worship, died at siege of Delhi

Caroline Brunswick / 1839
CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Amelia Elizabeth Caroline Queen of George IV

Henrietta Bessborough
HENRIETTA FRANCES (SPENCER), COUNTESS OF BESSBOROUGH Fashionable lady of the period

Napoleon I in Exile
Napoleon, exiled on St Helena

Napoleon & Maria Luise
He dances with Maria Luisa at Compiegne

Napoleon 1793 Supper
NAPOLEON in 1793 at the Supper of Beaucaire where he developed his political ideas in a conversation subsequently written up as a book

Napoleon I / Flamenc / 1: 44
NAPOLEON, in 1788, as a young officer at Auxonne, studying military history

Napoleon 1784 Cadet
NAPOLEON, in 1784, as a cadet at the military school at Paris

Napoleon 1780 Snow Forts
NAPOLEON, circa 1780, attacking snow forts at the military school at Brienne

Napoleon 1779 Nouveau
NAPOLEON, in 1779 as a nouveau at the military school at Brienne

NAPOLEON / 1785 / AGE 16
NAPOLEON, in 1785, at age 16

Napoleon 1814 Horseback
NAPOLEON on horseback, 1814

Mary Baker Eddy / 1867
MARY BAKER EDDY Founder of Christian Science

Heinrich Barth
HEINRICH BARTH German explorer travelled through Asia Minor and Africa

Samuel Baker / Explorer
SIR SAMUEL WHITE BAKER English explorer

Brown Coat 1821
Wellington hat with spreading crown, blue silk cravat, brown frock coat with roll collar, kashmir under-waistcoat, light brown strapped pantaloons & red waistcoat with roll collar

Cavalrymen not on horseback
British cavalrymen not on horseback

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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.