1861 Engraving Collection

Source Size = 1921 x 2120
George Gilbert Scott, Esq; New Royal Academians

Opening of the Exeter and Exmouth Railway: Arrival of the First Train at Exmouth

The Great Fire in Southwark: Scene at Cottons Wharf at Midday, Uk
The Great Fire in Southwark: Scene at Cottons Wharf at Midday, UK

Anniversary Dinner of the Society of Arts at the Crystal Palace

Paris Fashions for July, 1861

The British and Foreign School Societys New Training College for One Hundred Mistresses at Stockwell, Uk

Industrial Exhibition in the Black Forest, Germany

The Late Mr. Braidwood, Superintendent of the London Fire Engine Establishment

Amateur Performance by Nobility and Gentry at Freemasons Hall, under the Leadership of the Hon. Seymour Egerton, Uk

The Late Lord Campbell

Field-Day with the London Rifle Brigade and Regulars at Chatham, Uk

The Lantern Painter, by M. Theodore Delamarre (Left), the Occidentalist, by M. Theodore Delamarre (Right)

The Arrival at the Fair: a Scene in Auvergne, by M. Auguste Bonheur

The Civil War in America: our Kitchen in the Camp of the 2nd New York Regiment. USA

Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey, by S. P. Jackson, in the Exhibition of the Old Water-Colour
Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey, by S.P. Jackson, in the Exhibition of the Old Water-Colour Society

Pistruccis Great Waterloo Medal: Obverse

New Subway, King Street, Covent Garden, London: Longitudinal Section of the Subway, Uk

The New Law Library, Middle Temple, Uk

The Sermon, by T. Roberts, in the Exhibition of the Society of British Artists

All Saints Church, Notting Hill, Uk
All Saints Church, Notting Hill, UK

Ruins of the Surrey Music Hall, Uk

Lady Godiva (Sculpture), by J. Thomas, in the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

Diocesan Meeting of Parish Choirs at Salisbury Cathedral, Uk

The Uniform of the 1st Surrey Rifles

The Seizure of Charles I. at Holmby House, Drawn by John Gilbert

Presentation of the Colours of the Old Westminster Volunteers to the Queen s

New Room at the National Gallery, London, Uk

The Coronation of William the Conqueror, by John Cross, Exhibited at the Society of Arts

Reminiscence of the Rhine, by R. P. Leitch, in the Exhibition of the Society of British
Reminiscence of the Rhine, by R.P. Leitch, in the Exhibition of the Society of British Artists

The Treaty with France, French Rags and French Paper: a Rag-Warehouse in the Quartier Mouffetard, at Paris, France

The British Fleet Lying in the Roadstead of Beyrout (Beirut)

The Sound of the Shell (Sculpture), by A. Munro, in the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, Uk

A Roman Bagpiper, by J. Gilbert, in the Exhibition of the Water-Colour Society

Opening of the Horticultural Societys Gardens: the Winter Garden

British Excursionists in the Champs Elysees: the Wooden Horses, France

The Burning Well Near the Featherstone Station in the Vicinity of Pontefract
THE BURNING WELL NEAR THE FEATHERSTONE STATION IN THE VICINITY OF PONTEFRACT. In boring for coal, the sinkers penetrated a bed of shale at a depth of about 120 feet

Watercress-Gathering, Drawn by S. Read

Dr. Livingstones Expedition: the Pioneer, with the Boats of the Sidon in Tow, Entering the Kongone River

H. M. s. Sidon Destroying the Enchantress, Wrecked on a Reef Off the Mayotta Island
H.M.s. Sidon Destroying the Enchantress, Wrecked on a Reef Off the Mayotta Island

Under Piers of Hypocaust, Flue-Tiles, Etc. Belonging to the Roman Villa Disinterred at Walesby

The Southampton and Isle of Wight Improved Steam-Boat Companys Packet Lord Of
The Southampton and Isle of Wight Improved Steam-Boat Companys Packet Lord of the Isles

Objects of Art and Antiquity Exhibited at Ironmongers Hall: Vintners Salt-Cellar (Left), Royal Oak Grace-Cup (Second from Left), Barber-Surgeons Cup, Presented by Henry VIII (Centre)

The New Sculpture Room, Royal Academy, Uk

The Baltimore and Ohio Railway: Boardtree Hill, USA

Portraits of all the First Royal Academicians from a Picture, by Zoffany, in The
Portraits of all the First Royal Academicians from a Picture, by Zoffany, in the Royal Collection

The Baltimore and Ohio Railway: Ringwood Tunnel, USA

Pallas Sand-Grouse (Syrrhaptes Paradoxus) in the Zoological Societys Gardens, Regents Park, London, UK

The New Staircase to the Royal Academy, Uk

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Step back in time with this 1861 engraving, capturing a momentous occasion in history. Witness the grand opening of the Exeter and Exmouth Railway as the first train arrives at Exmouth, marking a new era of transportation. Meanwhile, across the waters in Southwark, chaos ensues as Cottons Wharf becomes engulfed in flames during The Great Fire. Amidst these dramatic events, society gathers to celebrate achievements and culture. At the Crystal Palace, an anniversary dinner hosted by the Society of Arts showcases innovation and creativity. Parisian fashion takes center stage with stunning designs for July 1861 that set trends across Europe. Education also takes precedence as The British and Foreign School Society unveils its impressive New Training College for One Hundred students. Across borders, Germany hosts an Industrial Exhibition in the enchanting Black Forest, displaying technological advancements from around the world. Tragedy strikes with the passing of Mr. Braidwood, Superintendent of London's Fire Engine Establishment—a true hero who dedicated his life to protecting others from infernos like those seen at Cottons Wharf. In contrast to somber moments, Freemasons Hall comes alive with an amateur performance led by nobility and gentry—showcasing their talents beyond societal expectations. The late Lord Campbell is remembered for his contributions to law and justice while a field-day unfolds at Chatham where London Rifle Brigade joins forces with regular troops—an impressive display of military prowess. Lastly, delve into artistry through two captivating paintings: 'The Lantern Painter' by M. Theodore Delamarre on one side—illuminating scenes through light—and 'The Occidentalist' by M. , showcasing Western influences on Eastern cultures. This 1861 engraving encapsulates a diverse range of historical moments—a testament to human resilience amidst progressions and setbacks alike.