Chapman Collection (page 10)

Youth hostel ship Stockholm
Dining room in the full-rigged ship af Chapman, rebuilt to youth hostel, Stockholm, Sweden 1949. Date: 1949

RAYMOND JOHNSON CHAPMAN (1891-1920). American baseball shortstop for the Cleveland Indians. Photograph, c1919

FILM: TWIN BEDS, 1929. Jack Mulhall, Patsy Ruth Miller, Knute Erickson, Jocelyn Lee, Edythe Chapman and Nita Martan

Sebastopol, Batteries
A quiet night in Greenhill Batteries, commanded by Major Chapman

Herbert Chapman and the F. A. Cup, 1930
Photograph showing Herbert Chapman, Arsenal Football Club Manager between 1925 and 1934, standing beside the Football Association Cup Trophy

Cricket / Team / Leics
Leicestershire Woodcock, Tomlin, C.C.Stocks, Holland, Warren, Hillyard, Pougher, Detrafford (C), Stone, Chapman, Whiteside

Cricketer, Chapman
Mat Chapman Cricketer - Leicestershire

Alcibiades / Chapman
ALCIBIADES Greek soldier and statesman Oval portrait in profile

John Leland / Chapman / Oval
JOHN LELAND English Presbyterian minister and Christian apologist

Copernicus / Chapman
MIKOLAI KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS) Polish astronomer

Mary Tudor / Chapman
MARY TUDOR Catholic Queen of England

Robert Boyle / Chapman
ROBERT BOYLE Irish scientist, propounder of Boyles Law respecting gases

Charles I Chapman
CHARLES I OF ENGLAND A commemorative portrait of the King, with his tomb below

Works of Homer, First Edition translated by Chapman
Title page of the First Edition of " The Whole Works of Homer" translated into English by George Chapman, the main two works being The Iliad and The Odyssey

Cleopatra Vii / Chapman
CLEOPATRA VII Queen of Egypt

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"Chapman: A Multifaceted Legacy of History, Art, and Adventure" Step into the world of Chapman, a name that echoes through time with tales of bravery, creativity, and exploration. From the brooding soldier at the Canadian Memorial in Vancouver Corner during World War I to Don Bradman's iconic square cuts at Lords in 1930, Chapman embodies a spirit that transcends boundaries. In literature, Chapman's influence is undeniable. The cover design for Charles Dickens' masterpiece "The Pickwick Papers" showcases his artistic prowess and attention to detail. Meanwhile, on the Thames in July 1864, a thrilling Sailing Barge Match captivated spectators as they witnessed Chapman's mastery over water. But it doesn't stop there – Chapman was also an adventurer. In May 1937, climbers conquered Chomolhari in Bhutan under his watchful eye. Homer himself would be proud of this profiled figure who embraced both danger and beauty with equal fervor. Sports enthusiasts will find solace on Worplesdon Golf Club's greens where countless memories have been made thanks to Chapman's expertise in designing challenging courses. And let us not forget George Chapman and Anon Copp whose contributions remain etched within our collective memory. Art lovers can appreciate how Blockley village comes alive through "The Gleaners, " capturing everyday life in Gloucestershire with remarkable authenticity. Meanwhile, from "The Cries and Habits of the City of London" by M. , we catch glimpses of bustling streets brought to life by none other than A. Chapman. Even ancient history bears witness to the impact of a man named Themistocles who shared his wisdom with none other than our very own namesake - Chapman himself. Lastly but certainly not leastly is Michael Chapman - folk and rock performer extraordinaire whose music resonates deeply within our souls even today. Chapman: an enigmatic name that weaves together the threads of history, art, and adventure.