Sturgess Collection
"Sturgess: A Journey Through Art, Sport, and History" Step into the captivating world of Sturgess, where artistry meets athleticism and history unfolds before your eyes
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"Sturgess: A Journey Through Art, Sport, and History" Step into the captivating world of Sturgess, where artistry meets athleticism and history unfolds before your eyes. From Arthur Sturgess' mesmerizing masterpiece "La Poupee" to John Sturgess' iconic depictions of Derby races, this name has left an indelible mark on various realms. In the heart of Derby, two women workers stand proudly at the factory gates in a photograph that captures their resilience and determination, and is a testament to the spirit of progress embodied by Sturgess as they contributed to industrial growth. Venturing beyond Derby's borders, we encounter the solemn Memorial to New Zealander Leslie Andrew VC in Warneton. This poignant tribute reminds us of heroism amidst adversity and pays homage to those who sacrificed for our freedom. John Sturgess emerges as a masterful artist with his creations like "Cross Country Colours, " which vividly portrays equestrian elegance from 1877. His work transcends time with pieces such as "A False Start - Derby" and "The Derby Favourites, " transporting us back to moments frozen in paintbrush strokes. But it doesn't end there; John's talent extends beyond racecourses. In "A Knight of the Road, " he immortalizes wanderers traversing unknown paths, capturing both their vulnerability and resilience against life's challenges. E. M. Sturgess takes center stage as a stage illusionist whose enchanting performances captivated audiences worldwide. With each trick up his sleeve, he transported spectators into realms filled with wonderment and awe. From steeplechase riders navigating treacherous terrains in 1880s Britain to thrilling Liverpool Grand National Steeplechases that ignited passions across England – these exhilarating events became synonymous with adrenaline-fueled excitement associated with Sturgess. Finally, we embark on an adventure along England's roads, as depicted in the lithograph "On the Road to the Derby.