John Phillips Collection

The Mamas and the Papas pop group 1967 L to R Dennis Doherty Cass Elliott Michelle Phillips and John Phillips

John Phillips & Malcolm Hollis (Yamaha) 1984 Sidecar TT

John Phillips (Yamaha) & Andy Basset (Yamaha) 1987 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix

The Late Professor Phillips, Geologist (engraving)
1105699 The Late Professor Phillips, Geologist (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Late Professor Phillips, Geologist)

Poets Corner, Westminster Abbey, London (engraving)
603136 Poets Corner, Westminster Abbey, London (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Poets Corner, Westminster Abbey)

Meeting of the British Association at Birmingham, Professor Phillips, the President
1610589 Meeting of the British Association at Birmingham, Professor Phillips, the President, delivering the Inaugural Address in the Townhall (engraving) by English School

Professor Phillips, FRS, President of the British Association for 1865 (engraving)
1610606 Professor Phillips, FRS, President of the British Association for 1865 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Professor Phillips, FRS)

John Phillips (Yamaha) 1982 Newcomers Manx Grand Prix
John Phillips (Yamaha) on Bray Hill, 1982 Newcomers Manx Grand Prix

John Phillips (Cliffe Yamaha) 1987 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Conception beyond Expression, or The Acme of Pictorial Criticism, 1829. Creator: John Phillips
Conception beyond Expression, or The Acme of Pictorial Criticism, 1829 (coloured etching). 19th century caricature of an exhibition at the Royal Academy that many of the viewers are clearly less than

Characteristic sketches of the London club houses : The Elephants, 1829. Artist
Characteristic sketches of the London club houses : The Elephants, 1829. Scene showing two members of the Athenaeum on Pall Mall, looking at a woman passing by

View of two drunken revellers on the steps of Crockfords Club, London, 1829. Artist
View of two drunken revellers on the steps of Crockfords Club, St Jamess Street, Westminster, London, 1829. One, in an overcoat

The mares lamentation, or the self-willed Don-Key, 1830. Artist
The mares lamentation, or the self-willed Don-Key, 1830. Sir John Key, in mayoral robes, with asses ears and legs. The cartoon refers to the cancellation of the Lord Mayors show by Key for fear of

Academy Poster for Edward Bennetts Ascendancy (1982)
Edward Bennetts Ascendancy (1982)

John Phillips (Yamaha) 1983 Junior Manx Grand Prix
John Phillips (Yamaha) at Ramsey: 1983 Junior Manx Grand Prix

John Phillips Chasing Deserters Pirates Spanish Main series
Artokoloro

Return, Continent, Family Puzzled, John Phillips, British, active 1825-31, 1835
The Return from the Continent, or the Family Puzzled, John Phillips (British, active 1825-31), 1835

John Phillips & Andrew Mackay (Kawasaki) 1979 Sidecar TT
John Phillips & Andrew Mackay (Kawasaki) at Braddan Bridge: 1979 Sidecar TT

ENEIDE mission to the ISS, artwork

1833 Penny Magazine extinct animals color
1833 " Organic Remains restored" front page of the Penny Magazine October 26th with wood engraving illustration and later hand colouring. (Original print black and white also available)

1833 Penny Magazine extinct animals crop
1833 October 26th " Organic Remains restored" front page of the Penny Magazine with wood engraving illustration and later hand colouring. (Original print black and white also available)

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John Phillips was a versatile individual who excelled in various fields throughout his life. From being an accomplished motorcycle racer to a renowned geologist and even a talented artist, he left an indelible mark on each endeavor he pursued. In 1984, John Phillips teamed up with Malcolm Hollis under the Yamaha banner for the Sidecar TT event. Their partnership showcased their exceptional skills and determination as they raced against formidable competitors. Three years later, in 1987, John Phillips joined forces with Andy Basset for the Lightweight Manx Grand Prix. Riding their Yamaha bikes, they displayed remarkable speed and precision on the challenging track of this prestigious race. However, racing wasn't John's only passion. In 1982, he participated in the Newcomers Manx Grand Prix as part of Yamaha's team. This event served as a platform for him to demonstrate his potential and establish himself among fellow racers. Apart from his thrilling exploits on the racing circuit, it also made significant contributions to the field of geology. As depicted in engravings showcasing his achievements, he held esteemed positions such as Professor and President of prominent scientific associations like the British Association. Furthermore, John possessed artistic talent that extended beyond his professional pursuits. His creations included thought-provoking pieces like "Conception beyond Expression, " which exemplified his prowess in pictorial criticism. Additionally, he captured scenes from London society through sketches such as "Characteristic sketches of London club houses" or "View of two drunken revellers on Crockfords Club steps. " From conquering racetracks to unraveling geological mysteries and expressing himself through artistry – John Phillips embodied versatility at its finest. Whether it was pushing boundaries on motorcycles or making groundbreaking discoveries within Earth's crust or even capturing moments through visual art forms – he left an enduring legacy that continues to inspire generations today.