Evan Collection (page 5)

Cleveland: Hunting Trip
CLEVELAND: HUNTING TRIP. Former President Grover Cleveland at camp during a hunting trip with his friends. Seated, left to right: Captain Benjamin Lamberton, Grover Cleveland, Captain Seth Ackley

AUGUSTA JANE WILSON (1835-1909). American writer. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

GALSWORTHY: WINDS, 1928. This copy of his first worst indiscretions is a gift to C. S
GALSWORTHY: WINDS, 1928. This copy of his first worst indiscretions is a gift to C.S. Evans from (the author) John Galsworthy. Oct. 19, 1928

AUGUSTA JANE EVANS (1835-1900). American novelist. Line and stipple engraving, American, 19th century

ROBERT EVANS (d. 1849). Father of George Eliot, the pen name of English novelist Mary Anne Evans. Line engraving, 19th century

GEORGE ELIOT (1819-1880). Pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans Cross. English writer. Etching by Stephen Alonzo Schoff (1818-1904)

OLIVER EVANS (1755-1819). American inventor. Line engraving, 19th century

WATER WHEEL. Overshot water wheel. Engraving from Oliver Evans The Young Millwright and Millers Guide

WATER WHEEL. Breastshot water wheel. Engraving from Oliver Evans The Young Millwright and Millers Guide

WATER WHEEL. Undershot water wheel. Engraving from Oliver Evans The Young Millwright and Millers Guide

OLIVER EVANS MILL. Oliver Evans improved automatic mill which used bucket chains and Archimedean screws, needing only one operator. Engraving from The Young Mill-Wright and Millers Guide

ORUKTER AMPHIBOLOS, 1804. American inventor, Oliver Evans Amphibious Digger. Color engraving, 19th century

GEORGE ELIOT (1819-1880). Real name: Mary Ann Evans. English novelist, at age 30: stipple engraving, 19th century

GEORGE ELIOT (1819-1880). Pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans Cross. English novelist. At age 30. Stipple engraving, 19th century

CRIMEAN WAR: SEVASTOPOL. The British military commander General Sir George de Lacy Evans and his forces at the Siege of Sevastopol in 1854. Wood engraving, American, 1854

Tabernacle Choir, Organist and Conductor - Salt Lake City
The Mormon Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. The inset portraits show Organist John Jasper J McClellan (1874-1925 - organist between 1900 and 1925)

Norwegian boy with oranges
Evan Larsen, of Skine, Norway, leaves for home with bags packed with oranges, a fruit he had never tasted before but was being freely sold in England by the late 1940s. c.1946

MINSTREL SHOW, 1936. A torn poster on a brick wall advertising a traveling minstrel show, Alabama. Photograph by Walker Evans, 1936

COWBOYS, 1909. Photograph, 1909, by Erwin Evans Smith (1886-1947)

FILM: CLASSMATES, 1924. Richard Barthelmess and Madge Evans

TEXAS: COWBOYS, c1908. Cowboys seated on the ground under a tree and eating dinner at the LS Ranch in Texas. Photograph by Erwin Evans Smith, c1908

TEXAS: COWBOYS, c1908. A cowboy laying the ground after being thrown from his horse with cowboys on horseback coming to his aid on the Turkey Track Ranch in Texas

SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH, 1921. Miss Evans with a spirit emanation. Photographed by English photographer Staveley Bulford, 1921

TEXAS: COWBOYS, c1906. Several cowboys seated on the ground while playing a game of mumblety peg during a work break at the Turkey Track Ranch in Texas. Photograph by Erwin Evans Smith, c1906

TEXAS: COWBOYS, c1908. A cowboy trying to mount a bronco while another cowboy holds the horse by the reins in Texas. Photograph by Erwin Evans Smith, c1908

ERWIN E. SMITH (1886-1947). American cowboy photographer. Photographed riding a bucking bronco on the open range of Texas on 14 December 1908

TEXAS: COWBOY, c1910. A horse wrangler seated next to his horse on a hill and looking down at other horses grazing in a field in Texas. Photograph by Erwin Evans Smith, c1910

USA, Colorado, Mt. Evans. Three mountain goat kids on rock

USA, Colorado, Mt. Evans. Close-up of young mountain goat kid backlit on rock

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"Evan: A Multifaceted Journey Through Time and Culture" Step into the world of Evan, a name that echoes through history and spans various realms. From the adrenaline-fueled excitement of Some Grand National to the profound influence of Charles Evans Hughes, this caption unravels the enigmatic essence behind this intriguing persona. Intriguingly, our journey begins in Texas during a bygone era when cowboys roamed free. Erwin Evans Smith's captivating photograph captures a cowboy skillfully taming a bucking bronco, showcasing Evan's adventurous spirit and resilience. Transitioning from wild west tales to political upheaval, we encounter Evan's involvement in The General Strike. As government leaders grapple with societal unrest, Evan emerges as an influential figure navigating turbulent times with wisdom and foresight. Moving eastwards to Pennsylvania, Walker Evans' lens transports us to Easton in 1936. Amidst bustling streets and towering structures lies evidence of Evan's impact on urban landscapes – his mark indelibly etched upon cities that bear witness to progress. Yet beyond politics and architecture lies another facet of Evan's identity - his connection to artistry. Robert Graves' poetic prowess intertwines with Powys Evan's creative genius while Julius Harrison orchestrates melodies that resonate deeply within souls worldwide. Evan Marsden takes center stage on music covers as Glowing Embers ignite passion within listeners' hearts; his musical talent transcending boundaries and touching lives across generations. But amidst grandeur lie stories often untold - those hidden beneath society’s surface. Bud Fields' sharecropper family in Hale County reminds us that even heroes like it can rooted in compassion for everyday people striving against adversity. Delving further back into history reveals darker chapters where shadows lurk. The infamous Dalton Gang meets their demise at the hands of law enforcement; among them is William Powers alias Tom Evans – an unexpected twist revealing yet another layer to Evan's complex narrative.