Achievement Collection (page 10)

Gustave Dore, Illustration (engraving)
3099772 Gustave Dore, Illustration (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gustave Dore, Illustration)

William Hepworth Dixon (engraving)
3099771 William Hepworth Dixon (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Hepworth Dixon)

Lord Lytton (engraving)
3099765 Lord Lytton (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lord Lytton. Illustration for Cartoon Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Men of the Day)

William Morris, The Earthly Paradise (engraving)
3099764 William Morris, The Earthly Paradise (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Morris, The Earthly Paradise)

Dion Boucicault (engraving)
3099768 Dion Boucicault (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dion Boucicault. Illustration for Cartoon Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Men of the Day)

John Everett Millais (engraving)
3099761 John Everett Millais (engraving) by Waddy, Frederick (1848-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Everett Millais)

On Goal, 1886-87 (bronze)
899159 On Goal, 1886-87 (bronze) by Boucher, Alfred (1850-1934); Musee Municipal, Boulogne-Billancourt, France; (add.info.: Au but, or Purpose)

Cassone testate (end panel): Hercules and the Lernaean Hydra (tempera on wood
1113942 Cassone testate (end panel): Hercules and the Lernaean Hydra (tempera on wood) (see also 1113941-5) by Guidi, Giovanni Di Ser Giovanni, Lo Sheggia (1406-86) (attr)

Gordon Strachan of Leeds United holds up the First division league championship trophy May 1992

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

The Celtic team led by their manager Jock Stein, parading the European Cup trophy at Celtic Park following their 2-1 victory over Inter Milan in Lisbon. 26th May 1967

Arsenal manager George Graham shows off European cup winners cup trophy to crowds of fans during a victory parade at at Islington town hall May 1994

Gordon Strachan celebrating after Aberdeen win Scottish cup May 1984

Sunderland captain Raich Carter with the FA Cup trophy on his way back to Sunderland by train after his team had beaten Preston in the 1937 FA Cup Final May 1937

Arsenal skipper Joe Mercer celebrates his teams FA Cup win by drinking champagne from the trophy May 1950

Tottenham Hotspur footballers Martin Peters (left) and pat Jennings shows off the League Cup trophy at Spurs training ground August 1973

Tottenham Hotspur manager Bill Nicholson shows off the League Cup trophy at Spurs training ground August 1973

The Sunderland FA Cup winning team pose with the trophy at their Roker Park ground August 1973

Manchester United footballer George Best receives the European Footballer of the Year Award from French journalist Max Urbini before his sides league division one match against Burnley at Old

West Ham United pose for a team group photograph with the Charity Shield and FA Cup trophy August 1964

Tottenham Hotspur team return to North London in an open top double decker bus with the European Cup Winners Cup trophy after their victory May 1963

Tottenham Hotspur team return to Tottenham with the FA Cup trophy after their victory in the Cup Final May 1961

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Manchester United 2 v Liverpool 1 Alex Stepney and Lou Macari of Manchester United celebrate with the trophy on a lap of honour after the match May 1977

West Ham United captain Bobby Moore with the Charity Shield and FA Cup trophy August 1964

Tottenham Hotspur team return to Tottenham in an open top double decker bus with the FA Cup trophy after their victory in the Cup Final May 1961

Wolverhampton Wanderers players show the FA Cup trophy to their fans from atop an open top bus as they parade the trophy through the streets. 1st May 1949

Liverpool players Tommy Smith and Emlyn Hughes parade the league championship trophy after they secured the title by defeating Leicester City at Anfield. April 1973

Leeds manager Don Revie with captain Billy Bremner hold the FA Cup trophy following their 1-0 victory over Arsenal in the Final at Wembley Stadium May 1972

Sunderland captain Bobby Kerr with the FA cup trophy at his London Hotel following his teams victory over Leeds United at Wembley. May 6th 1973

F. A Charity Shield. Everton v. Liverpool. 13th August 1966
F.A Charity Shield. Everton v. Liverpool. 13th August 1966. Mersyside rivals and England teammates Roger Hunt of Liverpool

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Manchester United 0 v Southampton 1. Southampton team celebrate with the trophy May 1976

F. A Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Leeds v. Liverpool
F.A Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Leeds v. Liverpool. Liverpool manager Bill Shankly and Ron Yeats, captain with Peter Thompson behind celebrate after their win May 1965

West Bromwich Albion celebrate at the Cafe Royal tonight after their victory in the FA Cup Final at Wembley. Left to right, Mrs

J Nimmins, the Bishop Auckland captain holds The FA Amateur Cup above his head after the great victory over Wycombe Wanderers by 3 goals to 1 at Wembley this afternoon. April 1957

FA Amatuer Cup final at Wembley Stadium Bishop Auckland v Hendon Bishop Auckland team celebrate with the cup after winning the match. April 1955

Dave Mackay of Tottenham Hotspur parades the FA Cup down the High Street in Tottenham. May 1967

Bishop Auckland 2-0 Hendon, FA Amatuer Cup final at Wembley Stadium, Saturday 16th April 1955

Manchester United footballer George Best faced by photographers and cameramen after he received the European Footballer of the Year Award from French journalist Max Urbini before his sides league

Manchester United footballer George Best shows manager Sir Matt Busby his European Footballer of the Year Award at Old Trafford 1969

The first all female crew to sail around the world, skippered by 27 year old Tracy Edwards, return home to Britain on their yacht " Maiden" as it was escorted by small boats through buoys

Stars of "A Land Fit For Heroes", a new Merseyside stage play set during
Stars of " A Land Fit For Heroes", a new Merseyside stage play set during the First World War, pose on stage at the Liverpool Playhouse with judges after it won a transfer from Liverpool to

Russ Conway, DSM (born Trevor Herbert Stanford, 2 September 1925 -16 November 2000) was an English popular music pianist. Conway had 20 piano instrumentals in the UK Singles Chart between 1957

Bobby Charltons achievement in winning 100 England Caps was saluted again with a celebrity lunch in Manchester when a Stoke firm presented him with this full-colour plaque

British Home Championship match held at Wembley Stadium. England 3 - 1 Northern Ireland. Bobby Charlton receives a silver salver after making his 100th appearance for England. 21st April 1970

Manchester United, winners of the Football League Division One, FA Charity Shield and Manchester Senior Cup in 1908. Pictured Back row left to right: Alex Downie and Herbert Burgess

Tottenham Hotspur manager arriving home with the Spurs team and the European Cup Winners Cup trophy after defeating Athletic Madrid in the final in Rotterdam. 19th May 1963

British darts player Eric Bristow celebrates his victory over John Lowe in the Final of the 1981 Embassy World Darts Championship at Jollees Cabaret Club in Stoke on Trent

British dart player Eric Bristow holds aloft the trophy after winning the Worlds Masters Darts Championship at the Wembley Conference Hall for the second time, defeating Alan Hogg of Canada

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Achievement is the culmination of dedication, perseverance, and passion, and is the triumph of human spirit that propels individuals to conquer unimaginable heights. From Hillary and Tensing Bhutia's awe-inspiring conquest of Everest to their indomitable willpower, achievement knows no bounds. Just like the statue by Tom Murphy honoring singer songwriter Billy Fury near Albert Dock stands tall as a testament to his musical legacy. In the realm of sports, achievement takes center stage at iconic events like the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium where Manchester United's resolute victory over Liverpool left an indelible mark in history. Similarly, Fawley Oil Refinery symbolizes human innovation and progress achieved through relentless efforts. Artistic achievements also captivate our hearts; JMW Turner's masterpiece "The Angel Standing in the Sun" showcases his unparalleled talent and creativity. Meanwhile, West Ham United captain Bobby Moore proudly holding the European Cup Winners Cup trophy exemplifies how teamwork can lead to remarkable accomplishments. Bill Shankly's jubilation as Liverpool becomes League champions epitomizes years of hard work paying off on a grand scale. Likewise, Roger Bannister breaking barriers with his first sub-4 minute mile reminds us that limits are meant to be shattered. Science has its own trailblazers too; Marie Curie's Nobel Prize-winning contributions highlight her brilliance and groundbreaking discoveries. John Lennon's statue close to Cavern Club immortalizes his artistic genius that continues to inspire generations. Even on global stages like Moscow Olympic Games or Summer Olympic Games in Rome, athletes such as Sebastian Coe and Wilma Rudolph demonstrate unwavering determination leading them towards glory. These moments remind us that achievement transcends boundaries - it unites humanity under one common thread: striving for greatness against all odds. Whether scaling mountains or pushing scientific boundaries, these extraordinary individuals prove that with belief in oneself and unwavering commitment, anything is possible – making achievement the pinnacle of human existence.