Katharine Collection (page 5)

Shakespeare - King Henry VIII - Queen Katharine: There sits a judge, that no king can corrupt. circa 1830

Kay Francis / 1st National
KAY FRANCIS (1899 - 1968), (Katharine Gibbs) American actress of stage and screen

Katharine Hepburn (1907 2003), American film actress in a blue raincoat

ST KATHARINEs DOCK / 1902
St Katharines Dock. Date: 1902

Massey Shaw fireboat, St Katharines Dock, East London
The London Fire Brigades Massey Shaw fireboat on the River Thames at St Katharines Dock, East London, with the Dickens Inn on the right

St Katharine Church
The church of Saint Katharine near the Tower. Date: 1826

Katharine Stewart
Lady KATHARINE STEWART Date: circa 1827

Temple Thurston
ERNEST TEMPLE THURSTON and KATHARINE CECIL TEMPLE THURSTON (1875-1911), both of them popular novelists. Date: 1879 - 1933

Beatrice Chases Cottage
This lovely cottage at Widecombe-in-the-Moor, was for many years the home of English authoress BEATRICE CHASE. Born Olive Katharine Parr, she was a descendent of WILLIAM PARR. Date: 1874 - 1955

Katharine Ctss Melville
KATHARINE LESLIE, countess MELVILLE wife of George, first earl Date: CIRCA 1660

Philip Henry, Churchman
PHILIP HENRY Nonconformist churchman, minister at Worthenbury, husband of the pious Katharine Henry and father of the bible commentator Matthew Henry. Date: 1631 - 1696

Katharine Henry
KATHARINE HENRY wife of Philip Henry, nonconformist minister at Worthenbury, mother of Matthew Henry, bible commentator, renowned for her piety. Date: 1628 - 1707

KATHARINE BLODGETT (1898-1979). American physicist and inventor. Photograph, 1951

CATHERINE HOWARD (1520?-1542). Fifth queen of King Henry VIII of England. Lithograph, French, 19th century

ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA (early 4th century A. D. ). Woodcut by Hans Baldung Grien
ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA (early 4th century A.D.). Woodcut by Hans Baldung Grien, 1505

CATHERINE DE MEDICIS (1519-1589). Queen of France, 1547-1559. French lithograph, 19th century

Taming of the shrew, Katharine and Petruchio, The modern Quixotte, or, what you will, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, engraving 1791, Catherine II, faint and shying away from William Pitt

British Gentlemen in Rome Connoisseurs in Rome British Mi Lords in Rome, Katharine Read, 1723-1778, British

QUEEN CATHERINE of Braganza (1638-1705). Queen of Charles II of England. Oil on canvas, c1660-61, by Dirk Stoop

ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA (early 4th century A. D. ). The martyrdom of Saint Catherine
ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA (early 4th century A.D.). The martyrdom of Saint Catherine. Woodcut, c1530, by Hans Sebald Beham

LOTTO: ST CATHERINE. Saint Catherine of Alexandria. Wood, 1522, by Lorenzo Lotto

GOLFER, 1908. Golfer Katharine Harley at the Chevy Chase Golf Club in Maryland. Photograph, 1908

SITTING BULL, 1882. Sitting Bull (c1831-1890), Sioux Native American leader, after his 1882 surrender, with his family outside their tepee at Fort Randall

CATHERINE SCHUYLER (1734-1803). Wife of American statesman Philip Schuyler. Oil on canvas

CATHERINE S. MACAULAY (1731-1791). English historian. Oil on canvas, c1774, by or after Mason Chamberlin

ELIZABETH ST. MICHEL PEPYS (1640-1669). Wife of the English diarist, Samuel Pepys. Elizabeth Pepys as St. Catherine, holding a palm frond. Etching after a lost portrait by John Hayls, 1666

KATHARINA VON BORA LUTHER (1499-1552). Wife of Martin Luther. Oil on panel, 1529, by Lucas Cranach the Elder

KATHARINA von BORA (1499-1552). German Cistercian nun; wife of the Protestant reformer, Martin Luther. Oil on panel, 1525, by Lucas Cranach the Elder, on the occasion of her marriage to Luther

CATHERINE GLADSTONE (1812-1900). Wife of English statesman, William Gladstone. Photograph

COURT BALL, 16th CENTURY. A ball at the court of Henry III of France. The King stands at left with his mother, Catherine of Medicis

KATE GREENAWAY (1846-1901). English painter and illustrator. Original cabinet photograph

CATHERINE GARNISS CHASE (d. 1835). Mrs. Salmon P. Chase (1st)
CATHERINE GARNISS CHASE (d.1835). Mrs. Salmon P. Chase (1st)

LOUISA CATHERINE ADAMS (1775-1852). Wife of President John Quincy Adams. Oil on canvas, 1821, by Gilbert Stuart

GREENAWAY: ILLUSTRATION. Watercolor illustration by Kate Greenaway for her book Under the Window published in 1879

ELIZABETHAN MANUSCRIPT. Autograph translations by Elizabeth I of prayers composed by her stepmother, Queen Katherine Parr into Latin, French and Italian

CATHERINE HOWARD (1520-1542). Fifth wife of King Henry VIII of England. Gravure after a miniature by Hans Holbein the Younger

CATHERINE HOWARD (1520?-1542). Fifth queen of King Henry VIII of England. Hans Holbein the Younger, Lithograph, French

CATHERINE OF ARAGON (1485-1536). First wife of King Henry VIII of England. Etching, English, early 19th century

CATHERINE PARR (1512-1548). Sixth wife of King Henry VIII of England. Oil on panel, c1545, by an unknown artist

SUFFRAGETTES, 1913. Suffragists Mrs. Stanley McCormick and Mrs. Charles Parker at the start of a votes for women march in New York City, 1913

Katharine and Orville Wright aboard the Wright Model HS airplane. Photograph, 1915
WRIGHT BROTHERS AIRPLANE. Katharine and Orville Wright aboard the Wright Model HS airplane. Photograph, 1915

Orville Wright, Vilhjalmur Stefansson
From left: Orville Wright, Vilhjalmur Stefansson (the Arctic explorer), Katharine Wright and Oswald Short at the Wrights house in Dayton, Ohio. 1922. Date: 1922

Luncheon given to the Wright brothers and Miss Katharine Wright at the Carlton Hotel, 3 May 1909, by Frank Hedges Butler, one of the founders of the Aero Club. Date: 1909

Taming Of The Shrew, Katharine And Petruchio, The Modern Quixotte, Or, What You Will, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, Engraving 1791, Catherine Ii, Faint And Shying Away From William Pitt

Massey Shaw fireboat, St Katharines Dock, East London
The London Fire Brigades Massey Shaw fireboat on the River Thames at St Katharines Dock, East London, with the Dickens Inn on the right

Little Bo-peep. Illustration by Kate Greenaway for an 1881 edition of Mother Goose
MOTHER GOOSE: BO-PEEP. Little Bo-peep. Illustration by Kate Greenaway for an 1881 edition of Mother Goose

Watercolor by Katy Greenaway for the original edition of Robert Brownings The Pied Piper of Hamelin, 1879
BROWNING: PIED PIPER. Watercolor by Katy Greenaway for the original edition of Robert Brownings The Pied Piper of Hamelin, 1879

Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Drawing by Kate Greenaway, 1881, for an edition of Mother Goose
MOTHER GOOSE, 1881. Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Drawing by Kate Greenaway, 1881, for an edition of Mother Goose

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"Katharine: A Name Steeped in History and Inspiration" From the fiery docks of St. Katherines to the serene halls of St. Catherines Monastery, the name Katharine has left its mark throughout time. In 1656, a Native American Catholic saint named Kateri Tekakwitha emerged as a symbol of faith and resilience after facing immense hardships. Her story was immortalized in a painting by Father Claude Chauchetiere, capturing her unwavering devotion. Another formidable figure bearing the name Katharine was none other than Katherine of Aragon, the first queen of Henry VIII. Despite their tumultuous relationship, she displayed strength and dignity during her reign. The world of entertainment also witnessed the brilliance Hepburn, an iconic American actress who brought Eleanor of Aquitaine to life in "The Lion in Winter. " Her portrayal showcased intelligence and power that captivated audiences. Even royalty embraced this timeless name - The Duke and Duchess of Kent graced Sphere magazine's front cover with elegance and poise. Religious history intertwines with Katharines once again through an ancient icon depicting Moses before the burning bush at St. Catherines Monastery in Sinai. This sacred image serves as a reminder of divine encounters throughout time. Not limited to saints or monarchs alone, Katharines have made significant contributions elsewhere too - such as establishing institutions like St. Katharines Home for Girls in Southbourne, providing shelter and support for young women. Martin Luther found love with his wife, Katharina von Bora; their union depicted joyfully alongside their children on Christmas Eve in Wittenberg - captured beautifully by a German engraving from the 19th century. St Catherine of Siena dictated her profound dialogues to Raymond Capua while Giovanni di Paolo immortalized this momentous collaboration through his exquisite painting from the 15th century.