Yorkshireman Collection

Hewenden Viaduct, Yorkshire
Retired farmer Tom Ackroyd mends a dry stone wall on his farm in the Hewenden Valley, near Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. In the distance is the Hewenden Viaduct

Whitby, Yorkshire - A portrait study of a Fisherman
Brother Brushes - Portrait drawing by Phil May of Sir Frank William Brangwyn (18671956) - an Anglo-Welsh artist, painter, watercolourist, engraver and illustrator, and progressive designer. Date: 1898

English gentlemen gambling on an unusual foot race during a horse-racing meet on the Champs de Mars, Paris
6337319 English gentlemen gambling on an unusual foot race during a horse-racing meet on the Champs de Mars, Paris, 19th century by Alken

Dapper young gent in bowtie - Studio portrait
Dapper (yet serious) young North Yorkshire gent in bowtie - Studio portrait. circa 1920s

Freddie Trueman - Cricket commentator Date: 1980s - 1990s

Cobbles and cloth cap - Saltaire, Yorks
A man in sports jacket and cloth cap walks across a wet cobbled street in Saltaire, Yorkshire, England. Sunday Times. Image first appeared in The Sunday Times c1990 Date: circa 1990

Elias Hoyle (113)
ELIAS HOYLE Yorkshireman from Sowerby, who we are told lived to be 113 : but when he was born and when he died, we are not told. Date: circa 1600

Agressive local man spots ths chance of a swift buck
Scene - Scarboro. Time - Sunday Morning. Very Muddy. Inhabitant: " Be Thoo a Strong Mon?" Amateur Weightlifter (rather proud that his fame has spread so far): " Well, yes, my friend

A Yorkshireman at the Folies Bergere Show, Paris, France
A Yorkshireman in Paris Mr Watson (thro Leeds) - " Whats this ere Polly Burgesses like?" Date: 1894

Cricketer, Arthur Dolphin, who played for Yorkshire CC. Wicket - keeper and batsman. Portrait

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"Capturing the essence of Yorkshire through various lenses, this collection of images showcases the true spirit of a Yorkshireman. From the majestic Hewenden Viaduct to the rugged shores of Whitby, we witness a portrait study of a fisherman, weathered by the sea's embrace. In an unexpected twist, English gentlemen engage in gambling during a horse-racing meet on Paris' Champs de Mars - proving that Yorkshiremen are not afraid to take risks. A dapper young gent donning a bowtie exudes sophistication and charm in his studio portrait, embodying the timeless elegance often associated with Yorkshiremen. Freddie Trueman, renowned cricket commentator and proud son of Yorkshire, brings forth his passion for sports as he narrates thrilling matches from behind the microphone. Walking along cobbled streets wearing a cloth cap in Saltaire, Yorks is an Elias Hoyle (113), representing generations rooted deeply within these historical grounds. The vibrant illustrations from 'Jorrocks Jaunts and Jollities' add color to our perception of life as seen through a Yorkshireman's eyes. Intriguingly enough, even an aggressive local man spots opportunities for quick gains - showcasing both resilience and resourcefulness ingrained within their character. A visit to Folies Bergere Show in Paris reveals that no matter where they go or what they experience abroad, their heart remains firmly tied to their beloved homeland. Lastly, Arthur Dolphin stands tall as he represents all cricketers who have proudly worn the white rose emblem while playing for Yorkshire CC. As both wicket-keeper and batsman extraordinaire, he exemplifies dedication and skill synonymous with every true-born Yorkshireman. " Through these glimpses into different facets of life intertwined with "Yorkshireman, " we uncover tales rich with heritage and unwavering pride that define this remarkable breed.