Henry Peter Brougham Collection
Henry Peter Brougham, also known as Lord Brougham of England, was a prominent figure in the 19th century
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Henry Peter Brougham, also known as Lord Brougham of England, was a prominent figure in the 19th century. Born around 1860-1865, his legacy is captured through various artworks and engravings. In the colored engraving "Jumping over the Broomstick - Measter be Yorkshire too" from 1830, we catch a glimpse of his adventurous spirit and connection to Yorkshire. Another depiction of him can be seen in the caricature titled "A Box of Useful Knowledge: Caricature of Brougham" from 1832, showcasing his intellect and thirst for knowledge. Lord Brougham's influence extended beyond mere portraits; he played an active role in politics during this era. The lithograph simply titled "Lord Brougham" showcases his dignified presence and importance within society. However, it is the lithograph by C. Motle called "The Last of the Race Brougham" that adds an air of mystery to his persona. Moving forward to later years, we see Lord Brougham with his family in Cannes in 1862 captured beautifully by Charles Negre. This photograph immortalizes a moment shared between loved ones amidst their busy lives. One cannot discuss Henry Peter Brougham without mentioning Thomas Lawrence's portrait from 1825 which depicts him as Baron Brougham and Vaux—a title he held with pride throughout his life. Political satirist John Doyle contributed greatly to capturing Lord Brougham's political career through illustrations such as "Swing Caught at Last, " where we witness justice being served against corrupt practices. In another piece called "Dispersion of the Thimble-Rig, " Doyle highlights Lord Broughman's dedication to exposing frauds. Doyle further portrays political dynamics with humor in works like "A game of Political Shuttlecock. " Here we see politicians volleying ideas back and forth while using satire as their shuttlecock. Lastly, in "Going to the Fair with it. .