Success Collection (page 72)

Wright at Pau, 1909
Wilbur Wright, who moved to Pau in southern France in 1909, was a great popular success in France and featured prominently in magazines of the day

Daniel Finch, Nottingham
DANIEL FINCH, second earl of NOTTINGHAM and sixth of Winchilsea statesman serving William III, Anne and George I with varying success

Power & Production 1951
The " Power and Production" section of the Festival of Britain exhibition, showing the influence the success of British industry has had upon the whole world

Battle of Steenkerke
William III leads the English against the French under the Marechal de Luxembourg : an initial English success is repulsed, ending in a tactical victory for the French

Prehistoric Aviation
Our earliest ancestors were surely inventive enough to experiment with flight, even if their efforts were not always crowned with success

John Earl Loudoun
JOHN CAMPBELL, first earl of LOUDOUN Royalist supporter who did his best for Charles in Scotland, but without success. with his autograph

Pershing & Foch
Marshal Foch congratulates General Pershing of the American Expeditionary Force on their success after the Battle of Saint-Mihiel in September 1918

Saint-Simoniens
Followers of Saint-Simon hope that the July Revolution will enable his socialist ideas to be put into practice : they meet to present their case but they have no success

Siege of Toulon 1793
THE SIEGE OF TOULON The French besiege Toulon, held by the British : Napoleon, making his first notable appearance, is largely responsible for the success

Church Cashes In
The Catholic Church cashes in on Lourdes, offering cures (65 years of success !), the story of Bernadette, and the only brand of candles officially approved by the Virgin Mary

Gonzales De Quesada
GONZALES XIMENES DE QUESADA - Spanish conquistador in South America - searched (without success) for El Dorado

Reading French Success
Reading a bulletin of a French success in the Italian campaign, in the streets of Paris

WILDE (1856-1900)
OSCAR WILDE at the height of his success

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"Capturing the Essence of Success: From Moses to Millais, Hands Up for Triumph. " In the grandeur of Wembley Stadium, Manchester United emerges victorious with a 1-0 triumph over Liverpool in the FA Cup Final. The scene resembles JMW Turner's masterpiece, "The Angel Standing in the Sun, " where success radiates like golden rays. Amidst the chaos of World War I, Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoon "A Miner Success" reminds us that even small victories are worth celebrating. Similarly, West Ham United captain Bobby Moore proudly holds high the European Cup Winners Cup trophy, symbolizing his team's remarkable achievement. Just as Guy The Gorilla climbed his ladder to fame at London Zoo, success often requires perseverance and determination, and is an arduous journey akin to Billy Bremner being presented with the F. A cup as Leeds United captain or Sebastian Coe crossing the finish line at Moscow Olympic Games. Wilma Rudolph's electrifying sprint at Rome Olympics exemplifies how individuals can overcome adversity and emerge triumphant. Her victory echoes through time and inspires generations to chase their dreams relentlessly. Bill Shankly exudes pure joy as he celebrates Liverpool becoming League champions - a testament to hard work paying off. His elation mirrors that found within May's Cookery Book from 1685 when culinary mastery was considered a great accomplishment. Success knows no boundaries; it transcends time and disciplines. Whether it be on a football field or an artist's canvas, success is achieved by those who dare greatly and persist against all odds. So let us embrace these moments of triumph and strive towards our own ladder of fortune.