Evert Collection

Chris Evert Wimbledon Championships All England Lawn Tennis Championships Wimbledon, London, England 04 July 1984 Date: 04 July 1984

Chris Evert Lloyd Wimbledon Championship 27 June 1983 Date: 27 June 1983

First fully successful westbound North Atlantic flight
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, co-pilot Evert van Dijk, navigator John Patrick (Paddy) Saul and wireless operator John Stannage

Wogulski Tartars on the Frontiers of Siberia, c1740. A tartar family

Ostiacks on the Banks of the River Oby, c 1700. Family of indigenous people, possibly from Siberia. The woman holds a sturgeon

A Nisovian Tunguzian in his Winter Habit, c18th century. Nizovian Tungusic (Indigenous Siberian) hunter with bow and trident, holding two dead mink or ermines

Inhabitants of Buratskoy, c18th century. Illustration of people from Buryatia, a region of Siberia along the eastern shore of Lake Baikal

Yehiam or Musk Deer, c18th century

The Hairy Bull of Buratskoy, c18th century. Illustration of an animal from Buryatia, a region of Siberia along the eastern shore of Lake Baikal

Religious Ceremonies of the Nisovian Tunguzians, c1748. Indigenous Siberians sacrificing animals. A corpse lies exposed to the elements on a platform above

Evert Taube statue, Goteborg, Sweden
Statue of Evert Axel Taube, Swedish author, artist, composer and singer (1890-1976) with the four-mast barque Viking in the background, in Goteborg (Gothenburg), Vastergotland, Sweden

Portrait Theodorus Diocese Vliet Family Portrait
Portrait of Theodorus Diocese of Vliet and his Family Portrait of Theodorus Diocese of Vliet and his family, Portrait of Theodorus Diocese of Vliet (1698-1777)

Trompe l Oeil Portrait of a Lady (oil on canvas)
XIR173087 Trompe l Oeil Portrait of a Lady (oil on canvas) by Colyer or Collier, Edwaert (c.1640-c.1707); 64.5x33 cm; Ateneum Art Museum, Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki, Finland; Dutch

In the month of May, Pieters, Evert, 1856-1932, Children playing outdoors, Spring, 1900

The 1930 transatlantic crew (from left) Capt Charles Kingsford Smith, leader; Capt Evert van Dijk, pilot; Capt Paddy Saul, navigator and John Stannage, wireless operator

Evert Cornelis / Postcard
EVERT CORNELIS Dutch conductor and pianist

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"Evert: A Journey through Time, Cultures, and Achievements" Step into the captivating world of Evert, where history intertwines with remarkable individuals and diverse traditions. From Chris Evert's legendary tennis prowess to the pioneering spirit of Chris Evert Lloyd's transatlantic flight, this name has left an indelible mark on different spheres. Delve deeper into the annals of time and discover the Wogulski Tartars on the Frontiers of Siberia in c1740. Witness their resilience as they navigate harsh landscapes and preserve their unique culture against all odds. Travel further back to c1700 when Ostiacks thrived along the banks of River Oby, showcasing a harmonious existence with nature that captivated observers. Immerse yourself in centuries-old customs as you encounter a Nisovian Tunguzian donning his Winter Habit in the 18th century. Marvel at how these inhabitants from Buratskoy embraced their distinct way of life amidst changing times. Encounter Yehiam or Musk Deer, a creature immortalized during this era for its grace and mystique. But it doesn't end there – witness The Hairy Bull of Buratskoy's awe-inspiring presence captured in art during this period. Explore religious ceremonies that shaped Nisovian Tunguzians' spiritual lives around 1748; experience their devotion firsthand. As your journey reaches its zenith, encounter the grandeur of Goteborg's streets adorned by an iconic statue honoring Evert Taube—a testament to Sweden's rich cultural heritage. Evert encapsulates tales spanning continents and generations—unfolding stories etched forever in our collective memory. It symbolizes triumphs on tennis courts alongside groundbreaking feats like conquering North Atlantic skies westbound for the first time ever. Let us celebrate these extraordinary achievements while cherishing timeless cultures that have shaped our world—an ode to both Chris Evert and the diverse tapestry of humanity.