Chelsea Collection (page 7)

Michael Block, Chelsea FC Football Player, September 1960

QPR v Chelsea, FA Cup replay at Loftus Road, Tuesday 15th January 1974. Getting angry! Stan Bowles (on ground) and Ron Harris, after clashing during match. Final score: QPR 1-0 Chelsea

QPR v Chelsea, league at Loftus Road, Saturday 21st September 1991. Dennis Wise scoring goal to level scores with an overhead kick. Final score: QPR 2-2 Chelsea

The Drawing Room in the well-known Modernist Poet Captain Osbert Sitwells House in
The Drawing Room in the " well-known" Modernist Poet Captain Osbert Sitwells House in Chelsea, London. In the left background (through the arch) is a large painting by Wyndham Lewis

Nocturne in Blue and Green, 1870. Creator: James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903)
Nocturne in Blue and Green, 1870 (colour litho)

UK, London, Chelsea Br, 2009. Creator: Ethel Davies
Chelsea Bridge, crossing the River Thames connecting Chelsea and Battersea, built in 1937, replacing a Victorian one on the same site, Chelsea, London, England

Leigh Hunts house, Chelsea, London, 1912. Artist: Frederick Adcock
Leigh Hunts house, Chelsea, London, 1912. The home of English essayist, poet and writer James Henry Leigh Hunt (1784-1859)

Turners house, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, 1912. Artist: Frederick Adcock
Turners house, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, 1912. The home of Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), English Romantic landscape painter, watercolourist and printmaker

Whistlers house, 96 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, 1912. Artist: Frederick Adcock
Whistlers house, 96 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London, 1912. The home of American-born artist, James McNeill Whistlerb (1834-1903)

The houses on the Edwardes Square, Kensington, London, England

Building facade, Chelsea, London, England, UK

A Bulgari sculpture in Duke of York Square, Chelsea, London, England, UK

The Ivy restaurant with Christmas decorations, Chelsea, London, England, UK

The iconic red telephone box with Battersea Power Station in the background, Chelsea, London, England

Chelsea in the autumn, London, England

Hudson Yards, Manhattan, New York, USA

The Vessel, Hudson Yards, Manhattan, New York, USA

The Churchill Arms pub, Kensington, London, England, UK

Love door Facade, Chelsea, London, England, UK

The Fifty Cheyne pub, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Facade, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Sokol rare bookshop, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City, USA

Wall mural, Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City, USA

Wisteria in front of a house in Chelsea, London, England, UK

Wisteria and door, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Pub decorated with flowers, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Blue Door, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Chelsea, London, England, UK

Street near the Kings Road, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Wysteria growing on a house, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Colourful houses, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Europe, UK, England, London, Kensington and Chelsea, Burton Court park, the facade of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, architect Sir Christopher Wren, seen through an avenue of Autumn trees, no people

England, London, Knightsbridge Belgravia and Chelsea, Sloane Square, Symons Street, Kate Spade Store

Chelsea Bridge illuminated at night, London, England, UK

Chelsea Bridge, London, England, UK

Royal Hospital Chelsea, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Bywater Street, Chelsea, London, England, UK

United Kingdom, England, London, Chelsea. View of Chelsea Bridge, Chelsea and the River Thames

Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project, Manhattan, New York, USA

USA, New York, Manhattan, Midtown, Chelsea, 10th Avenue and West 17th Street

England, London, Chelsea, Train crossing Grosvenor bridge infront of Battersea power station

London Oratory, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Victoria & Albert Museum, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Albert Bridge, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Edwardian architecture, Chelsea, London, England, UK

Chelsea, London, England, UK

England, London, Chelsea, Albert Bridge

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"Chelsea: Where Art, History, and Football Collide" Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Chelsea, London as you stroll along the iconic Albert Bridge, marveling at its majestic presence against the backdrop of a shimmering River Thames at night. This charming neighborhood in England's capital is a treasure trove of cultural delights that will captivate your senses. Step into Stamford Bridge Art - Chelsea and witness an artistic masterpiece unfold before your eyes. As home to Chelsea Football Club since 1905, this hallowed ground has witnessed countless moments of triumph and glory on the football pitch. Indulge in the vibrant arts scene that thrives within Chelsea's boundaries. The renowned Chelsea Arts Club Ball brings together creative souls from all walks of life for an unforgettable night filled with imagination and inspiration, and is here where artists find solace and camaraderie amidst their shared passion. Venture further to discover Battersea Power Station standing tall like a sentinel guarding over this eclectic borough. Its imposing structure serves as a reminder of both industrial heritage and architectural grandeur. Transport yourself back in time through mesmerizing artworks depicting Krakatoa sunsets from 1883 – capturing nature's raw power frozen on canvas forevermore. These masterpieces transport viewers to distant lands while reminding us of our planet's awe-inspiring forces. Relive history with every step as you delve into the rich legacy Football Club during their remarkable 1959-1960 season. Feel the excitement coursing through your veins as you imagine being part of those glorious moments etched into football folklore. Observe a Metropolitan Police officer diligently carrying out traffic duty, symbolizing order amidst bustling city life – an embodiment of safety within these lively streets. Experience bohemian charm reminiscent of Tantivy Towers when mingling with free spirits who call Chelsea home. Their creativity knows no bounds, infusing every corner with artistic expression that leaves visitors awestruck.