Livesey Collection

Chelsea Football Club - 1959-1960 season. Left to right: (Back row) S. Anderton, R. Whittaker, R. Matthews, J. Mortimore, C. Livesey, J. Compton; (front row) James Peter ( Jimmy ) Greaves (1940-), P

Theatre, A Cuckoo in the Nest 1925, Nerman
A scene from A Cuckoo in the Nest, a popular farce playing in London in 1925. Here, the impeccable husband is discovered by his wife and in-laws in a ladys bedroom (equally impeccable)

Anti-Corn Law campaign
Buckingham Badger, the Monopolist, compared to Cheap John, the Free Trader, Anti-Corn Law campaign Date: 1842

Satan, Sin and Death (Paradise Lost, Book the 2nd), after 1790. after 1790
Satan, Sin and Death (Paradise Lost, Book the 2nd), after 1790

Would-Be Actors, Palace Theatre, London
Would-Be Actors, at the Palace Theatre, London, with Carter Livesey, Albert Mason and Lilian Rosebery. 1906

Illustration of the house where Joseph Livesey was born

The Days of Cromwell by Charles Rogers and Carter Livesey. First produced at the Borough Theatre, Stratford, on 19 October 1896. Touring to the Avenue Theatre, Sunderland, July 1896. Date: 1896

Arms for the Foundling Hospital, December 22, 1781. Creator: Unknown
Arms for the Foundling Hospital, December 22, 1781

The Complicated R_____n, 1794 (?). Creator: Probably etched by Richard Livesay (British
The Complicated R_____n, 1794 (?). Mocking the preface of Jonathan Richardson Sr.s " Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Miltons Paradise Lost. After William Hogarth

A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People, October 1788. Creator: Richard Livesay
A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People, October 1788. After William Hogarth

Surprised Woman from Hogarths "Morning", October 1788
Surprised Woman from Hogarths " Morning", October 1788

The Parsons Head, October 1788. Creator: Richard Livesay
The Parsons Head, October 1788. After William Hogarth

Tail-Piece, November 27, 1781. Creator: Richard Livesay
Tail-Piece, November 27, 1781. After William Hogarth

From an Original Sketch of William Hogarths in the Collection of Mr. Morrison, March 1, 1782

Mr. Ben: Read, A Member of Hogarths Club at the Bedford Arms Tavern, Drawn by him about the Year 1757, November 27, 1781. After William Hogarth

Frontispiece to "The Jacobites Journal", November 27, 1781
Frontispiece to " The Jacobites Journal", November 27, 1781. After William Hogarth

The Charmers of the Age, March 1, 1782. Creator: Richard Livesay
The Charmers of the Age, March 1, 1782. Barbara Campanini and George Desnoyer. After William Hogarth

Boys Peeping at Nature, 1782. Creator: Richard Livesay
Boys Peeping at Nature, 1782. After William Hogarth

Caricatures of Lord Melcombe and Lord Winchelsea, December 22, 1781. After William Hogarth

1903 Rover of R Livesey competing in the BARC Daily Sketch Old Crocks Race, Brooklands, 1931
Rover 1903 Entry No: 28 Driver: Livesey, R. Brooklands. B.A.R.C. Daily Sketch Old Crocks Race. Date: 3.8.31

Sam and Carter Livesey - The Village Blacksmith
Sam Livesey (18731936) a British film and stage actor and his brother Carter (or Joseph) Livesey (rear). Here the brothers perform in their joint touring production of The Village Blacksmith

The Days of Cromwell by Charles Rogers and Carter Livesey. First produced at the Borough Theatre, Stratford, on 19th October 1896 The caption reads Toby, I can hear fightin

Treasure Isle / Stockade
Doctor Livesey and Long John Silver at the stockade. Date: First published: 1883

Joseph Livesey
JOSEPH LIVESEY temperance advocate and philanthropist

Treasure Isle Jim
Jim Hawkins tells Doctor Livesey and the others about Long John Silvers treachery

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"Livesey: A Legacy of Passion, Talent, and Activism" Step into the captivating world of Livesey, a name that resonates with excellence across various realms. From their contributions to Chelsea Football Club during the remarkable 1959-1960 season to their enchanting performances in theatre productions like "A Cuckoo in the Nest" in 1925, it has left an indelible mark. Delve into history as you explore Joseph Livesey's birthplace through an exquisite illustration. This humble abode witnessed the birth of a visionary who would later spearhead the Anti-Corn Law campaign. Livesey's unwavering dedication towards this cause reverberated throughout society, igniting change and championing justice for all. Beyond activism and football prowess, creativity flowed through every vein of this illustrious family. The Palace Theatre in London witnessed aspiring actors from the Livesey lineage grace its stage, leaving audiences spellbound with their talent and passion. Their artistic endeavors extended beyond acting; Carter Livesey's collaboration on Charles Rogers' masterpiece "The Days of Cromwell" showcased their exceptional skills as illustrators. Meanwhile, Richard Livesay's etchings captured intricate details within historical moments such as "Arms for the Foundling Hospital" (1781) or even satirical portrayals like "The Complicated R_____n" (1794?). Richard continued his artistic journey by immortalizing poignant moments through his work - be it capturing love and unity in "A Parson Joining the Hands of Two People" (1788) or depicting surprise amidst everyday life with "Surprised Woman from Hogarth's 'Morning'" (1788). Livesey is more than just a name; it represents resilience against injustice, brilliance on stage and canvas alike, and an unyielding commitment to making a difference. Their legacy continues to inspire generations today – reminding us all that we have the power to shape a better world.