Loomis Collection

"Loomis: A Tapestry of Lives and Legacies" In the realm of art and history, the name "Loomis" weaves a rich tapestry that spans across time and disciplines

Ezra Pound / Morgan
EZRA LOOMIS POUND American poet, critic and editor

Loomis Collection: David Sinsebaugh W. E &W. B Loomis 1880s Albumen silver print

David Sinsebaugh W. E &W. B Loomis 1880s Albumen silver print
David Sinsebaugh; W.E. & W.B. Loomis; 1880s; Albumen silver print

Elias Loomis, 1811 A

Loomis Collection: Portrait of classical dancer Margaret Loomis

Portrait of classical dancer Margaret Loomis, star of Paramount Artcraft Pictures, 1921 shown practicing an Egyptian dance used in Bryant Washburns film Sins of St Anthony Date: 1921

Loomis Collection: RADIO SCHOOL, c1921. Mary Texanna Loomis with her radio apparatus at her radio school

RADIO SCHOOL, c1921. Mary Texanna Loomis with her radio apparatus at her radio school. Photograph, c1921

Loomis Collection: EZRA LOOMIS POUND (1885-1972). American poet

EZRA LOOMIS POUND (1885-1972). American poet. Photographed in 1916 by Alvin Langdon Coburn

EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT (1816-1877). American actor. Wood engraving, English, 1854

Loomis Collection: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. The American actor, Edward Loomis Davenport (1815-1877)

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. The American actor, Edward Loomis Davenport (1815-1877), in the role of Benedick in William Shakespeares Much Ado About Nothing. Steel engraving, mid-19th century

Chicago Riots 1894
RAILWAY STRIKE AT CHICAGO Military called in to suppress the rioting at 40th and Loomis Streets

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"Loomis: A Tapestry of Lives and Legacies" In the realm of art and history, the name "Loomis" weaves a rich tapestry that spans across time and disciplines. From the enigmatic poet Ezra Pound to the illustrious financier J. P. Morgan, this captivating surname has left an indelible mark on various realms. One thread in this intricate fabric leads us to a glamorous woman captured in David Sinsebaugh's 1880s Albumen silver print. Her allure is undeniable, her identity shrouded in mystery. Was she connected to the Loomis family? Perhaps she was Margaret Loomis, immortalized through a portrait as a classical dancer? Elias Loomis emerges as another notable figure within this narrative. Born in 1811, he became renowned for his contributions to meteorology and astronomy, leaving an enduring legacy that still shapes our understanding of these sciences today. The Loomis lineage extends beyond academia and arts into technological advancements. Mary Texanna Loomis stands proudly with her radio apparatus at her radio school circa 1921—a testament to her pioneering spirit during an era when women were breaking barriers. Yet it is Ezra Pound who shines brightest among these luminaries bearing the name "Loomis. " The American poet's words danced upon pages like strokes from a master artist's brush—each line meticulously crafted with profound depth and meaning. Not confined solely to literature or science, the Loomises also made their mark on stage and screen. Edward Loomis Davenport graced theaters across America during the mid-19th century, enchanting audiences with his portrayal of Benedick in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. However, not all chapters are filled with triumphs; there are moments stained by strife too. The Chicago Riots of 1894 serve as a stark reminder that even amidst progress and achievement, societal tensions can erupt, leaving scars on the fabric of history.