Lumsden Collection

The Alcantara Bridge
Etching of The Alcantara Bridge, Extramedura, Spain. Date: circa 1929

AB Aberdeen, AB54 4
AB54 4

Michael Balling, 1919. Artist: Ernest Stephen Lumsden
Michael Balling, 1919. Portrait of Balling (1866-1925), German violist and principal conductor of The Halle orchestra in Manchester

SV. Sveinbjornsen, 1919. Artist: Ernest Stephen Lumsden
SV. Sveinbjo rnsen, 1919. Icelandic composer (1847-1927) who composed the National Anthem of Iceland. From Modern Woodcuts and Lithographs by British and French Artists, by Geoffrey Holme

Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden, 1821-1896. Anglo-Indian Soldier And Raiser Of The Corps Of Guides. From A Portrait Made When He Was Commanding The Corps

Andrew Lumsden
ANDREW LUMSDEN Scottish Jacobite, secretary to prince Charles Stuart, antiquary Date: 1720 - 1801

Source Size = 1659 x 2447
Major-General P.s. Lumsden, C.B. Adjutant-General of the Army in India, 1879

Source Size = 2762 x 2206
Gothic Mantel Piece, by Wynne and Lumsden, the Great Exhibition

The Opening Festival of the Gordon Boys Home: the Prince of Wales Receiving
THE OPENING FESTIVAL OF THE GORDON BOYS HOME: THE PRINCE OF WALES RECEIVING THE GUESTS, UK, 1886: Sir Thomas Brassey, Cardinal Manning, Sir Henry James, General Sir Peter S

A Book Plate for J L Propert, Esq
A Book Plate for John Lumsden Propert, Esq. by Aubrey Beardsley, featuring a slightly disdainful lady, a pierrot and a candle. Illustration in The Yellow Book, volume I, April 1894

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Lumsden, a name that echoes through history and art. From the majestic Alcantara Bridge to the captivating works of Frank Brangwyn, it has left an indelible mark on various realms. In the world of art, Ernest Stephen Lumsden's talent shines brightly. His pieces like "Michael Balling" and "SV. Sveinbjornsen" transport us to different eras with their intricate details and masterful strokes. The artistic legacy continues as Andrew Lumsden carries forward this creative lineage. But Lumsden is not just about art; it encompasses a rich tapestry of stories and achievements. The Great Exhibition of 1851 engraving reminds us of the grandeur and innovation that defined that era. Meanwhile, Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden's portrait speaks volumes about his valor as an Anglo-Indian soldier who raised the Corps of Guides. Beyond these notable figures, there are also connections to specific locations tied to the name Lumsden. AB Aberdeen in Scotland bears its imprint with pride, while AB54 4 adds a touch of mystery to this address. Even in moments of celebration, we find traces of Lumsden's influence. The Opening Festival at Gordon Boys Home showcases how even royalty was captivated by its charm—the Prince Wales himself receiving homage during this auspicious occasion. Lumsden—a name that transcends time—leaves us intrigued by its multifaceted nature: from bridges spanning rivers to artists capturing beauty on canvas; from soldiers shaping history on distant lands to exhibitions showcasing human ingenuity; from addresses etched into maps to celebrations graced by royalty, and is within these diverse threads that we unravel the essence of Lumsden—a name synonymous with creativity, courage, heritage, and lasting impressions upon our collective memory.