Agonising Collection

Who would have thought it

Who Would Have Thought It! (Quien lo creyera!), 1794-1796 (etching and aquatint)
1066732 Who Would Have Thought It! (Quien lo creyera!), 1794-1796 (etching and aquatint) by Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de (1746-1828); 18.7x13.2 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Agonising Collection: Allotment studies by G. E. Studdy

Allotment studies by G. E. Studdy
No. I. - Back to the land and what it fills like! To tackle food shortages, people were given plots to grow their own vegetables, in this cartoon a man is in agonising back pain

Agonising Collection: England v Australia 6th test match of The Ashes at The Oval

England v Australia 6th test match of The Ashes at The Oval. Australias last chance of a breakthrough to win the match went when Allan Border dropped this chance from Emburey of Lillee

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Who would have thought it! From the hallowed grounds of Villa Park, where Liverpool triumphed over Chelsea 2-0 in the FA Cup Semi Final, to the intense battlefields of The Ashes at The Oval between England and Australia in 1898 and 2005, sports history has been etched with unforgettable moments. G.E. Studdy's allotment studies and Gustave Dore's Rime of the Ancient Mariner add artistic depth to our collective memory. Winston Churchill's funeral, carried out with solemn dignity, and the European Champions Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, where Barcelona edged out Sampdoria, are but a few instances of the rich tapestry of human endeavor and passion. 1794-1796, the period of Dore's etching and aquatint, mirrors the timeless beauty and intricacy of these moments, forever preserved in our collective consciousness.