Greene Collection (page 2)

The Nile in front of the Theban Hills, 1853-54. Creator: John Beasley Greene
The Nile in front of the Theban Hills, 1853-54

Excavations near the Sphinx, 1853. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Excavations near the Sphinx, 1853

Boat in Harbor, Algeria, 1853-54. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Boat in Harbor, Algeria, 1853-54

Constantine, Algeria, 1853-54. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Constantine, Algeria, 1853-54

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USA, Florida, Key West, Capt Tonys Saloon on Greene Street with Hemingway sign

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, The Lanes People at tables outside The Cricketers one of the oldest pubs in the city dating from 1547 which featured in Graham Greenes Brighton Rock has an upstairs

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Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary Green subject

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variety not identified Fern Green subject

Robert Greene (1558-1592) From Greene in Conceipt by John Dickenson, 1598. Private Collection

Medical Arts Building, Dallas, Texas, 1923. Designed by Herbert M Greene, the Medical Arts Building in Dallas was completed in 1923. It was demolished in 1977

Evie Greene (1876-1917), English actess, 1902-1903. Artist: Reinhold Thiele
Evie Greene (1876-1917), English actess, 1902-1903. Edith Elizabeth (Evie) Greene was a highly photographed English actress and vocalist who played in London and Broadway

Evie Greene (1876-1917), English actress, 1905. Artist: Reinhold Thiele
Evie Greene (1876-1917), English actress, 1905

Evie Greene and Denis O Sullivan in a scene from The Duchess of Dantzig, early 20th century

Evie Greene (1875-1917), English actress, early 20th century

Evie Greene (1875-1917), English actress, 1906. Artist: Rotary Photo
Evie Greene (1875-1917), English actress, 1906

Jean Arthur, American actress, 1934-1935. Born Gladys Georgianna Greene, Jean Arthur was one of Hollywoods most popular comediennes in the late 1930s and early 1940s

Mrs Steele and General Green, c1770s, (1872). Artist: C Burt
Mrs Steele and General Green, c1770s, (1872). Scene from the American Revolutionary War in which American General Nathanael Greene (1742-1786), arriving at Mrs Steeles tavern after midnight

Evie Greene in Kitty Grey, c1902. Artist: Ellis & Walery
Evie Greene in Kitty Grey, c1902. Actress Evie Greene (c1876-1917) in the title role. Music by Augustus Barratt and Howard Talbot, lyrics by Adrian Ross

Associates of the Witches of Belvoir. Anne Baker, Joanne Willimott and Ellen Greene, Leicestershire women with their pets and familiars

SID CAESAR (1922-2014). American comedian and actor. Photograph by Milton Greene, 1955

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"Greene: A Journey through Time and Places" Step into the enchanting world of Greene, where history, art, and literature intertwine. From The City Hotel in Freetown, Sierra Leone to Catskill Mountain-House—a renowned summer retreat—discover the diverse facets of this captivating name. Unveiling tales of love and transformation, Lady St. Oswald (formerly known as Evie Carew) adds a touch of mystery to the narrative. As associates of the Witches of Belvoir come into focus, their secrets whisper through time. Transport yourself to an era filled with bravery and revolution as you encounter an American Revolutionary officer depicted in a 19th-century stipple engraving. Join Washington and his esteemed friends after a day's hunt in Virginia; Wayne, Lafayette, Greene, La Grange, and Pulaski stand tall beside him. Journey further still to Thebes Village de Ghezireh captured by John Beasley Greene's lens—an image frozen in time. Chillingham Castle emerges from its ancient walls like a ghostly apparition painted by W Greene himself. But it is not just historical figures that bear this illustrious name—Graham Greene emerges from the shadows as an English writer whose words have left an indelible mark on literature. Pause for reflection at Smithfield where martyrs were burned—a haunting reminder of sacrifice endured throughout history. Yet amidst darkness shines light—the dynamic duo Maurice Greene & Ato Boldon grace us with their athletic prowess while Maurice Greene & Chambers captivate audiences with their electrifying performances on track. In this kaleidoscope of images and stories spanning continents and centuries alike, "Greene" reveals itself as more than just a name—it becomes a symbol of resilience, creativity, adventure—and above all else—a testament to the enduring spirit that binds humanity together across time.