Calvert Collection (page 4)

F Calvert B Consul Dardanelles Miss Lander Dr
F. Calvert, B. Consul, Dardanelles. Miss Lander; Dr. William Robertson (Scottish, 1818 - 1882); Turkey; 1855 - 1856; Albumen silver print

Sir George Calvert, 1St Baron Baltimore, 8Th Proprietor Governor Of Newfoundland, 1579 To 1632. English Politician And Coloniser. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R

George Calvert, Lord Baltimore
George Calvert, 1st Lord Baltimore (1580-1632) Colonial Entrepreneur, 8th Propriertary Governor of Newfoundland, who acquired Maryland although he had never visited. Date: circa 1610

Woodhouse (extract from Ordnance Survey of 1935, revised to 1948)
Scale 6 inches : 1 mile.Derbyshire sheet XII NE and Yorkshire CCXCV

CALVERT VAUX (1824-1895). American landscape architect. Wood engraving, American, 1873

PUSA2A-00065
Cecilius Calvert, Second Baron Baltimore. Hand-colored woodcut of a portrait

Cecil Calvert, first Lord Baltimore
CECIL CALVERT, first lord BALTIMORE (1606 - 1675) Colonial entrepreneur, thanks to his father became proprietor of Maryland, though he never visited there. Date: 1657

Louis Calvert (1859 1923), British stage and early film actor, in the role of Pistol Date: circa 1905

Elizabeth Steuart
ELIZABETH STEUART (nee Calvert) wife of Dr Charles Steuart Date: ? - 1814

Flood 1829 Lithograph image 1 11 / 16 x 3 4. 3 7. 6 cm
Artokoloro

Drawings Prints, Print, Brook, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Brook, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney (London), Calvert, Edward, British, 1799, 1833, 1829

Ploughman 1827 Wood engraving India paper laid down
Artokoloro

Ideal Pastoral Life 1829 Lithograph image 1 11 / 16 x 3
Artokoloro

Drawings Prints, Print, Ideal Pastoral Life, reproduced Calvers Memoir, Artist
Drawings and Prints, Print, Ideal Pastoral Life (reproduced for Calvers Memoir), Artist, After, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney (London), Calvert, Edward, British, 1799

Drawings Prints, Print, Return Home, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Return Home, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney (London), Calvert, Edward, British, 1799, 1833, 1830

Drawings Prints, Print, Lady Rooks, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon
Drawings and Prints, Print, Lady with the Rooks, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney (London), Calvert, Edward, British, 1799, 1833, 1829

Drawings Prints, Print, Flood, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Flood, Artist, Edward Calvert, British, Appledore, Devon 1799-1833 Hackney (London), Calvert, Edward, British, 1799, 1833, 1904

BENEDICT LEONARD CALVERT (1679-1715). 4th Baron Baltimore. British nobleman and politician. Governor of Maryland, 1684-1688. Painting

Edward Calvert, British (1799-1883), The Chamber Idyll, 1831, wood engraving

Reverend Calvert Richard Jones, St. Pauls Cathedral, Valetta, Malta, with Bell Tower, Welsh, 1802 - 1877, 1846, salted paper print from salted paper negative

MR. CALVERT, LATE M. P. FOR AYLESBURY, UK, 1851 engraving
MR. CALVERT, LATE M.P. FOR AYLESBURY, UK, 1851 engraving

Portrait of Thomas Cholmondeley, 1st Lord Delamere, on His Hunter (study for The
Portrait of Thomas Cholmondeley, 1st Lord Delamere, on His Hunter (study for " The Cheshire Hunt at Tatton Park" ) Signed in red paint, lower right: " HC", Henry Calvert

NYC: JEFFERSON MARKET. Jefferson Market Courthouse at 425 Sixth Avenue in New York City. Now a branch of the New York Public Library. Photograph, 1905

CALVERT VAUX (1824-1895). American landscape architect

GEORGE CALVERT (1803-1889). American planter and state legislator, and a decendant of Lord Baltimore. Oil on canvas by Gilbert Stuart

CHARLES CALVERT (1637-1715). 3rd Baron Baltimore. Provincial governor and proprietor of Maryland

GEORGE CALVERT (c1580-1632). 1st Baron Baltimore. English proprietor in America. Copy of a painting by Daniel Mytens

BORDER AGREEMENT, 1733. Title page of a manuscript outlining the Articles of Agreement between Charles Calvert, Lord Baltimore and the Penn family regarding a boundary dispute between Maryland

In the strength of great hope, we must shoulder our common load. American World War II Victory bond poster, 1945
WORLD WAR II: BOND POSTER. In the strength of great hope, we must shoulder our common load. American World War II Victory bond poster, 1945, by Cecil Calvert Beall

MR. CALVERT, LATE M. P. FOR AYLESBURY, UK, 1851 engraving
MR. CALVERT, LATE M.P. FOR AYLESBURY, UK, 1851 engraving

Using rolled straw as a barrier to stop pollutants from entering the water course

James Calvert, Missionary
JAMES CALVERT Missionary in Fiji. Date: 1813 - 1892

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, 1838. The Battle Monument on Calvert Street. Steel engraving, American, 1838

CECILIUS CALVERT (1605-1675). 2nd Baron Baltimore. English politician and colonist, established Maryland colony. Wood engraving, American, 1883

GEORGE CALVERT (c1580-1632). 1st Baron Baltimore. English proprietor in America. Stipple engraving, English, 1806

LEONARD CALVERT (1606-1647). English colonial governor. Calvert meeting with Native Americans of Maryland in 1634. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

CECILIUS CALVERT (1605-1675). Second Baron Baltimore. Founder of Maryland colony. Wood engraving, American, 1883

Head Quarters staff: 1) Colonel Vico; 2) Major the Honourable Leicester Curzon; 3) Lord Burghersh; 4) Orderly; 5) Count Revel; 6) Mr. Calvert Interpreter; 7) Colonel Poulett Somerset; 8) Colonel A

SILENT FILM STILL: READING. Harry Depp, E. H. Calvert and Anna Q. Nilsson in Inez from Hollywood, 1924
SILENT FILM STILL: READING. Harry Depp, E.H. Calvert and Anna Q. Nilsson in Inez from Hollywood, 1924

PUSA2A-00052
George Calvert, First Baron Baltimore, founder of an English colony in Newfoundland and granted Maryland colony. Hand-colored woodcut of a 17th-century portrait

Tatler front-cover: Phyllis Calvert
Phyllis Calvert poses in an Italian setting at Anacapri where she was filming in The Golden Madonna. The attractive British screen star was educated at the Institut Francais

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Calvert: A Legacy of Nobility, Artistry, and Performance" Step into the world of Calvert, a name that resonates with history and prestige. From the 18th-century Coat of Arms Calvert Lord Baltimore to the influential George Calvert Baltimore, this lineage is steeped in significance. Immerse yourself in the beauty of art as you admire the Mosaic from the portico of the Generalife. Created by an unknown artist in 1907, it captures the essence of elegance and craftsmanship. But Calvert's influence extends beyond visual arts. Enter Bruce Forsyth, a legendary figure known for his charismatic performances and captivating presence. His talent embodies the spirit - boldness combined with grace. George Calvert, first Lord Baltimore, stands as a pillar among these remarkable individuals. His vision and determination shaped history and paved the way for future generations. Edward Calvert's creations transport us to idyllic scenes like "The Chamber Idyll" (1831) or "Lady with Rooks" (1829). Through his brushstrokes, he invites us to appreciate nature's serenity while contemplating life's mysteries. Baltemore/Cecil Calvert emerges as another prominent figure within this narrative. The legacy they left behind speaks volumes about their dedication to progress and innovation. In December 1923, four solo dancers took center stage under the name "Calvert. " Their synchronized movements captivated audiences worldwide - a testament to their skillful execution and passion for performance. Shakespeare comes alive through Louis Calvert's portrayal of Stephano in The Tempest. With every line delivered flawlessly on stage, he brings depth and complexity to this iconic character. Miss Eliza Calvert immortalized on canvas reveals her innermost thoughts through oil strokes that capture her essence beautifully. Her portrait serves as a reminder that even ordinary lives can hold extraordinary stories worth telling.