Lectured Collection

Changes in warfare being explained to veterans by Colonel Ashley, from The Pageant of the Century, pub.1934
3502717 Changes in warfare being explained to veterans by Colonel Ashley, from The Pageant of the Century, pub.1934; (add.info.: Changes in warfare being explained to veterans by Colonel Ashley)

Chapel of St Jean de Beauvais, Paris, St Francis Xavier lectured in the College formerly attached to it (engraving)
3635468 Chapel of St Jean de Beauvais, Paris, St Francis Xavier lectured in the College formerly attached to it (engraving) by English School

Robin Lectured by His Father (engraving)
6005370 Robin Lectured by His Father (engraving) by Weir, Harrison William (1824-1906); Private Collection; (add.info.: Robin Lectured by His Father)

Professor Rudolf Virchow (engraving)
1038752 Professor Rudolf Virchow (engraving) by Wirgman, Theodore Blake (1848-1925) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Professor Rudolf Virchow)

Mill Girls Lectured
Dr Baker talks to a group of Yorkshire factory girls, exhorting them to save money for marriage Date: 1856

Charles Bradlaugh (1833-91) British free-thinker and social reformer. Lectured under name Iconoclast. Elected MP for Northampton 1880, refused oath and expelled

James Jeans (1877-1946). Jeans (1877-1946), English mathematician and physicist, held the chair of applied mathematics at Princeton university (1905-1909), lectured at both Oxford and Cambridge

Astronomy. Richard Anthony Proctor (1837-1888), English astronomer, mathematician and popular science writer. Founded Knowledge, a science periodical, in 1881, published first as a weekly then,

Dionysius Lardner (1793-1859) Irish-born scientific writer. Professor of natural philosophy and astronomy at London University (University College). From 1840-1845 he lectured in USA and Cuba

The London Institution, Finsbury Circus, founded in 1805 for the advancement of literature and the diffusion of useful and polite knowledge. Building opened 1819

Charles Upham Shepard (1804-1886), American mineralogist and specialist in meteorites, born in Little Compton, Rhode Island. Compton lectured at Yale (1827-1844) and at Amherst College (1844-1877)

Filming of the Golden Eagle, Polytechnic Theatre, London
Postcard advertisement for Captain Knights The Filming of the Golden Eagle, at the Polytechnic Theatre, Regent Street, London W1, with screenings three times daily

James Blundell
JAMES BLUNDELL Physician, who lectured at Guys Hospital and had medical works published

Ernest Wilfrid Legouve
ERNEST WILFRID LEGOUVE French writer, lectured on the moral history of women

French Prisoners Lecture
Prisoners in the Prison de Fresnes, Paris, are lectured on the dangers of alcoholism

Boys in Trouble
Naughty boys are chided. A clerical looking gentlemen scolds three boys for some misdemeanour. Disgraced, they look bashfully at the ground

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"Lectured: A Journey through the Halls of Knowledge and Inspiration" Step into the captivating world of lectures, where minds are enlightened and ideas take flight. From the majestic Chapel of St Jean de Beauvais in Paris to the humble College that once stood beside it, witness how St Francis Xavier mesmerized eager students with his profound wisdom. In another corner of history, Robin found himself engrossed in a lecture delivered by none other than his own father. Through an enchanting engraving, we glimpse at the bond between teacher and student, as knowledge is passed down from one generation to another. Venturing further into academia, Professor Rudolf Virchow's commanding presence comes alive in an exquisite engraving. His lectures were not mere lessons but transformative experiences that shaped generations of medical professionals. Meanwhile, mill girls huddled together eagerly as they absorbed valuable insights during their lectures. These empowering sessions empowered them to challenge societal norms and paved their way towards progress. Charles Bradlaugh emerges as a beacon of intellectual freedom and social reform through his thought-provoking lectures. This British free-thinker captivated audiences with his radical ideas that challenged conventional beliefs. James Jeans' brilliance shone through both mathematics and physics as he lectured passionately about these intricate subjects. His words ignited curiosity among students who yearned for a deeper understanding of the universe's mysteries. Astronomy enthusiasts flocked to Richard Anthony Proctor's lectures where he unraveled celestial wonders with mathematical precision. The night sky became more enchanting under Proctor's guidance as he shared his vast knowledge with awe-struck learners. Dionysius Lardner's eloquence brought natural philosophy to life within crowded lecture halls. As a scientific writer and esteemed professor, Lardner inspired countless individuals to explore the wonders of science beyond textbooks. The London Institution stands tall as a testament to literature's advancement throughout time. Founded in 1805, this haven of knowledge hosted lectures that fueled intellectual curiosity and fostered a love for literature.