Bremer Collection

Conference at Chusan between Commodore Bremer and a Chinese official on HMS Wellesley 4 July 1841 (engraving)
818836 Conference at Chusan between Commodore Bremer and a Chinese official on HMS Wellesley 4 July 1841 (engraving) by English School

Fredrika Bremer
Engraving From 1873 Featuring The Swedish Writer, Fredrika Bremer. Bremer Lived From 1801 Until 1865

Fredrika Bremer (1801 - 1865), Swedish writer and feminist reformer

FALL / SCOTTISH TERR. / 1947
CHAMPION ORTLEY MONTY Owned by Dr. Conrad Bremer. Date: 1947

FALL / SCOTTISH TERR. / 1934
CHAMPION ORTLEY PILOT Owned by Dr. Conrad Bremer. Date: 1934

Limehouse Blues, sheet music, 1945. Creator: Unknown
Limehouse Blues, sheet music, 1945. Song by Douglas Furber and Philip Braham, from the film Ziegfeld Follies, starring Fred Astaire and Lucille Bremer who have been made up to look Chinese

Fredrika Bremer, 1801-1865. Swedish Novelist Born In Finland. From The Book The Masterpiece Library Of Short Stories, Scandinavian And Dutch, Volume 19

Marketplace at Bremen, Germany, dominated by the twin spires of the Bremen Cathedal (Bremer Dom or St. Petri Dom zu Bremen) Date: circa 1913

Bremer (Sodermark)
FREDRIKA BREMER Swedish writer Date: 1801 - 1865

Fredrika Bremer
FREDRIKA BREMER Swedish novelist Date: 1801 - 1865

Source Size = 4039 x 2643
Railway Bridge over the River Bremer, Queensland, Australia, 1866

Bremer Roland or Roland Statue, Bremen, Germany, Europe

FREDRIKA BREMER (1801-1865). Swedish novelist. Wood engraving, English, 1866

FREDRIKA BREMER (1801-1865). Swedish novelist. Steel engraving, 19th century

PRINTING: BREMER MACHINE. Extra-color Bremer machine, with sheet flyers. Line engraving, 19th century

FREDRIKA BREMER (1801-1865). Swedish novelist. Steel engraving, 19th century, after Alonzo Chappel

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"Exploring the Legacy of Bremer: From Diplomatic Encounters to Literary Brilliance" In this captivating engraving, we witness a significant moment in history as Commodore Bremer engages in a conference with a Chinese official aboard HMS Wellesley on 4 July 1841 at Chusan. This encounter symbolizes the complex dynamics between nations and their pursuit of diplomacy. However, our journey through the name "Bremer" doesn't end there. We delve into the realm of literature, where Fredrika Bremer emerges as an influential figure. Her literary prowess captivated readers worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on Swedish literature. With her thought-provoking works, she challenged societal norms and championed women's rights during her time. Moving forward in time, we stumble upon intriguing references to Fall/Scottish Terr. , both from 1947 and 1934. These hints pique our curiosity about what transpired during those years in relation to Bremer or perhaps Scottish territories. Music enthusiasts will appreciate Limehouse Blues' sheet music from 1945—a timeless creation whose creator remains unknown but continues to resonate with audiences even today. The mention of Sodermark reminds us that another individual named Bremer made their mark—perhaps connected to Fredrika or forging their own path entirely? Returning once more to Fredrika Bremer's legacy, we are reminded of her remarkable life as a Swedish novelist born in Finland. Her contributions have been immortalized within The Masterpiece Library Of Short Stories, Scandinavian And Dutch—an anthology showcasing her talent alongside other esteemed authors. Shifting gears geographically brings us to Bremen, Germany—a city known for its vibrant marketplace that has stood the test of time. The bustling atmosphere captures the essence of trade and commerce throughout history. Finally, our exploration concludes with an image capturing the grandeur of Bremen's Roland Statue—an iconic symbol representing freedom and justice across Europe since medieval times.