Browne Collection (page 12)

Tam O Shanter Galop, music sheet
Tam O Shanter gallops across the bridge on his horse to escape the witches, on the cover of this music sheet, containing the Tam O Shanter Galop with music by Thomas Browne

Ivanhoe Polka, music sheet
Cover design for a music sheet of the Ivanhoe Polka, by Thomas Browne, depicting two medieval horsemen in armour on the bank of a river in the moonlight, based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott

Theatre, Irene Browne, Nerman
Irene Browne, in No, No, Nanette, and Emma Haig and George Gee, in, most probably a 1927 production of The Girl Friend

Gun inspection 1915
6th Siege Battery, 6 inch BL 30 cwt howitzer gun being examined by Inspector of Munitions, Major Browne, after No. 3 gun had burst on the Western Front in France during World War I on 17th March 1915

Cecil Aldin and Louise Browne
Cecil Aldin, artist, pictured with the actress Miss Louise Browne, as he sketches her pet dog, a Sealyham terrier, named Bundle

Sir Thos Browne / Trotter
SIR THOMAS BROWNE English physician and author

Sir Thomas Browne / Morgan
SIR THOMAS BROWNE English physician and author

Hablot Knight Browne - 2
HABLOT KNIGHT BROWNE Artist, best known for his illustrations to Dickens done under the sobriquet of Phiz

Mary Evelyn / Nanteuil
MARY EVELYN nee BROWNE Wife of JOHN EVELYN, diarist, and daughter of Sir Richard Browne, ambassador

Noblemans Costume C16
Typical costume for a well off nobleman during the reign of the Tudor monarchs (actually Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montague)

ARTEMUS WARD 1834 - 1867
ARTEMUS WARD (Charles Farrar Browne) American humorist. Worked for Vanity Fair, and toured in America and Britain

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"Browne: A Captivating Journey Through History, Art, and Humanity" In the vast tapestry of life, the name Browne weaves a thread that connects diverse moments in time. From the courageous act of Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc's self-immolation to protest injustice in 1963 Saigon, captured through Malcolm Browne's lens; to the innocence of a young girl engrossed in reading to her dolls. The artistic prowess of Hablot Knight Browne transports us further back, as his etching from David Copperfield invites us into a world filled with emotion and familial bonds. Meanwhile, Religio Medici beckons us to ponder deeper spiritual questions. Sporting enthusiasts find solace on English lawns where tennis players engage in friendly competition under sunny skies. Yet even amidst leisurely pursuits, tragedy strikes like the Penlee Lifeboat Disaster - a reminder of nature's unforgiving power. Nature itself takes center stage when Fall arrives with its vibrant colors and an English Springer gracefully frolics across fields. Charles Dickens' literary masterpieces come alive through Hablot Knight Browne's illustrations - scenes from The Pickwick Papers and The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club transport readers into Victorian England. And finally, we encounter darker aspects of society as body snatchers raid cemeteries for cadavers meant for dissection - an eerie scene brought to life by Hablot Knight Browne's artistry. Even book covers bear the mark of Browne's creativity as seen in Dombey and Son. Browne is more than just a name; it represents humanity at its best and worst moments throughout history. It reminds us that within every photograph or artwork lies stories waiting to be discovered – tales that shape our understanding of who we are and where we come from.