1821 1893 Collection

[Letter from Abraham Lincoln to Mrs. Bixby, with bust-length portrait of Lincoln] / engd. by J. C. Buttre, photo by M.B. Brady.; Buttre, John Chester, 1821-1893, artist; M. F. Tobin, 1891

King Lear, c. 1860. Creator: Ford Madox Brown (British, 1821-1893)
King Lear, c. 1860

David and Goliath, Cartoon for Stained Glass Window at Jesus College, Cambridge, 1872

Karl Friedrich Alfred Boser Portrait Elise Suzanne
Karl Friedrich Alfred Boser, Portrait of Elise Suzanne Marie Schmidt (1821-1893), portrait painting imagery linen oil painting wood gold plaster

Robert van Eijsden Portrait Elise Suzanne Marie
Robert van Eijsden, Portrait of Elise Suzanne Marie Schmidt (1821-1893), oleography, portrait oleography chromolithography print images linen? oil paint

Pretty Baa-Lambs, 1851-1859. Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893) British painter. Painted outside on Clapham Common, near London. His second wife Emma and their daughter Cathy posed as the mother and child

English explorers John Hanning Speke (1827-1864) and James Augustus Grant (1827-1892) at Gondokoro, south Sudan, at the end of their expedition

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"1821-1893: A Journey through Art, Literature, and Exploration" Step into the world of the 19th century as we explore the remarkable events and individuals that shaped this era. From Abraham Lincoln's heartfelt letter to Mrs. Bixby, accompanied by a captivating portrait capturing his essence, to Ford Madox Brown's stunning depiction of King Lear in all its tragic glory. Intriguingly, we delve into religious symbolism with David and Goliath - a cartoon created for a stained glass window at Jesus College, Cambridge in 1872. This masterpiece showcases the timeless tale of bravery against insurmountable odds. Portraits take center stage as we encounter Karl Friedrich Alfred Boser's striking portrayal of Elise Suzanne - an enigmatic figure whose story remains untold. Similarly, Robert van Eijsden captures Elise Suzanne Marie's essence through his skilled artistry on canvas. The influence of literature cannot be ignored during this period; William Shakespeare emerges prominently with Jacob Houbraken's intricate engravings immortalizing both the playwright himself and those who brought his characters to life. Amidst these artistic wonders lies Florence Baker - Hungarian-born wife of English explorer Samuel White Baker. Her presence symbolizes not only love but also her unwavering support for her husband's endeavors in exploration and anti-slavery campaigns. Samuel White Baker himself takes center stage as an intrepid explorer who fearlessly ventured into unknown territories while fighting against the abhorrent practice of slavery. His legacy is captured through various depictions showcasing him amidst exotic landscapes or alongside local communities he encountered along his journeys. Ford Madox Brown returns with "Pretty Baa-Lambs, " a poignant painting that encapsulates innocence and vulnerability amidst a changing world. It serves as a reminder that even amid turmoil and progress, there are moments where beauty can still be found. Join us on this captivating journey through time as we unravel the stories behind these remarkable works of art, literature, and exploration.