Prizewinner Collection

Einstein and Eddington, 1930
Einstein and Eddington. German-born physicist Albert Einstein (1879-1955), at left, was famous for his theories of relativity

Prizewinning Jersey bull. circa 1900

George Bernard Shaw, 1856 - 1950). Irish playwright, critic, political activist and Nobel Prizewinner
3058420 George Bernard Shaw, 1856 - 1950). Irish playwright, critic, political activist and Nobel Prizewinner. From The Story of 25 Eventful Years in Pictures, published 1935

Linus Pauling, American chemist, peace activist and writer
Linus Carl Pauling (1901-1994), American chemist, peace activist, author and educator, winner of two Nobel Prizes, one for Chemistry in 1954 and one for Peace in 1962

CRUFTS PRIZEWINNER 1933
Mrs. P. Lewis with her Borzoi Barnaigh Ivanoff, a prizewinner at Crufts Dog Show, which was held at the Agricultural Hall, London. Date: 1933

Johannes Stark 1919
JOHANNES STARK German physicist and Nobel Prizewinner in 1919 Date: 1874 - 1957

OTTO HAHN
German chemist and Nobel prize winner, OTTO HAHN (1879 -1968) Date: circa 1944

Frank Billings Kellogg, 1856

George Bernard Shaw, 1856

Fall / Papillon / 1936
CHAMPION MOORLAND PEACH BLOSSOM sitting in her prizewinners cup. Owned by Mrs Pope. Date: 1936

Mangold Prizewinner 1925
Suttons Prizewinner mangold. Date: 1925

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From brilliant minds to extraordinary talents, prizewinners have always left their mark in history. In 1930, the world witnessed the collaboration of Einstein and Eddington, paving the way for groundbreaking discoveries. Meanwhile, a Prizewinning Jersey bull showcased its exceptional genetics, leaving a lasting impact on future generations. In the realm of chemistry and peace activism, Linus Pauling emerged as an influential figure during his time. His contributions resonated far beyond scientific realms. Similarly, Johannes Stark's achievements in physics earned him recognition as a prizewinner in 1919. The prestigious CRUFTS PRIZEWINNER of 1933 captivated audiences with its unmatched beauty and grace. Just like this remarkable canine companion, Otto Hahn's pioneering work in nuclear chemistry revolutionized our understanding of atomic structure. Frank Billings Kellogg and George Bernard Shaw were both esteemed prizewinners who made significant contributions to society through their respective fields - law and literature. Their legacies continue to inspire generations today. In the world of arts and entertainment, Fall/Papillon/1936 mesmerized audiences with its captivating performances that earned it the title of Prizewinner. Likewise, Mangold Prizewinner in 1925 captured hearts with its artistic brilliance portrayed by Cecil Aldin's illustration featuring Micky and Cracker. Whether it be through scientific breakthroughs or exceptional talent displayed on various platforms throughout history – these prizewinners have shaped our world into what it is today.