Arnold Collection (page 17)

Battle of Sempach 4
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Battle of Sempach 1
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Arnold Winkelried
ARNOLD WINKELRIED Swiss hero who, at the battle of Sempach, drew the enemy weaponry to himself, thus sparing his companions

Mrs Humphry Ward (Photo)
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Mrs Humphry Ward (Downey
Mary Augusta, mrs HUMPHRY WARD writer, niece of Matthew Arnold, opponent of womens suffrage

Mrs Humphry Ward
MRS HUMPHRY WARD English novelist, nee Mary Augusta Arnold, b. Tasmania. Niece of Matthew Arnold

Jt Arnold Bootmakers
Mr J T Arnold, bootmaker, stands outside his shop with his assistant : he sells laces and polish, repairs boots and shoes and makes boots to order. Location unknown

Arnold Bennett / Anon
ENOCH ARNOLD BENNETT English novelist, dramatist and critic

Ufos / Arnold
Idaho businessman Kenneth Arnold, flying over the Cascade Mountains, Washington State, sees a formation of very bright objects

ARNOLD BAX
SIR ARNOLD EDWARD TREVOR BAX English composer

Ufos / Arnold / Cascade Mt
Idaho businessman Kenneth Arnold sees group of fast- moving UFOs over the Cascade Mountains, Washington State, USA

Arnold Bennett, English novelist
(Enoch) Arnold Bennett (1867-1931), English novelist

Arnold Mytens / Boulonois
ARNOLD MYTENS Flemish painter

Sempach / Arnold 1386
At Sempach Arnold of Winkelried defeats the Austrians of Duke Leopold

Rossini / Tell / Trio
The celebrated trio from Act Two in which Tell, Walter and Arnold swear to free Switzer- land from the Austrian yoke, which they will do before the final curtain falls

Rossini / Tell / Liebig 3
Act Two: Tell, Walter and Arnold swear to free Switzerland from the Austrian yoke; the cantons gather in support. Date: first performed 1829

Lyceum Theatre / 1902
Originally built as a room for concerts and exhibitions in 1771, the Lyceum in Wellington Street, London became a theatre in 1794 by Dr Samuel Arnold

Sir Edwin Arnold (Photo)
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD poet ( The Light of Asia )

Arnold Vinnen
ARNOLD VINNEN Dutch jurist from Leyden

Spring / Arnold 1877
A representation of Spring

Summer / Arnold 1877
A representation of Summer

Arnold Bennett / Photo 31
ENOCH ARNOLD BENNETT English novelist, dramatist and critic writing at his desk

Benedict Arnold and Major Andre
Benedict Arnold persuades Major Andre to conceal papers in his boot, causing him to be hanged as a spy when captured by the patriots

Arnold Bocklin
ARNOLD BOCKLIN Swiss artist

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Arnold: A Multifaceted Figure in History and Art Arnold, a name that resonates with various fields of interest, from music to sports, literature to historical events. One such Arnold is Alban Berg, an Austrian composer who left an indelible mark on the world of classical music. Captured beautifully on canvas by Arnold Schoenberg, this oil painting immortalizes the talent and passion that defined Berg's compositions. Shifting our focus to London's iconic Palace of Westminster, we find ourselves captivated by Big Ben's intricate clock face. Dating back to around 1905, this marvel was crafted by none other than Arnold himself. The precision and craftsmanship displayed within the clock face are a testament to his skill as a horologist. In the realm of sports, one cannot overlook the legendary golfer Arnold Palmer. Known for his charismatic personality and exceptional golfing abilities, Palmer became synonymous with excellence on the greens. His legacy continues to inspire aspiring golfers worldwide. Venturing into literature brings us closer to another prominent figure named Arnold Bennett. Through his literary works, Bennett transported readers into vivid worlds filled with captivating characters and compelling narratives. His words continue to resonate long after their initial publication. The allure of extraterrestrial encounters beckons us towards "The Flying Saucer As I Saw It, " a book cover adorned with intrigue and mystery courtesy of author Arnold Genthe. This visual representation invites readers into an extraordinary journey through time and space. Delving deeper into history reveals yet another facet of Arnolds' influence - metal merchants Marple and Gillott Ltd. , whose advertisement showcases their expertise in scrap metal at Sheffield's Old Bridge Street Foundry during 1939. Their contribution played a vital role in shaping industries during times marked by innovation and progress. However varied these Arnolds may be in their pursuits, there is one unfortunate association tied closely with betrayal - Benedict Arnold's treasonous act during the American Revolutionary War.