Outsiders Collection

Outsiders at a Pigeon Match (engraving)
1616266 Outsiders at a Pigeon Match (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Outsiders at a Pigeon Match)

Admission to the Strangers Gallery of the House of Commons (engraving)
1590283 Admission to the Strangers Gallery of the House of Commons (engraving) by Furniss, Harry (1854-1925) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

MUSSOLINI GOOSE-STEPS
MUSSOLINI he leads his soldiers, performing the Roman Parade Step, known to cynical outsiders as the goose-step Date: 1879 - 1940

The Derby Day, betting at Epsom, the Outsiders (engraving)
1059035 The Derby Day, betting at Epsom, the Outsiders (engraving) by Green, Charles (1840-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Derby Day, betting at Epsom, the Outsiders)

East Africa - Old Fort - Soldiers Guarding Ramparts. Part of Box 249 Boswell Collection - East Coast of Africa. Inhambane is one of the oldest settlements on Mozambiques eastern coast

Lunchtime scene on the Embankment, London, WW1
Rank Outsiders. A lunchtime scene on the Embankment, London, at the start of the First World War. Young men who could be joining up to fight stand idly watching through the railings as the Inns of

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Amidst the pomp and pageantry of Vanity Fair, outsiders gather at a Pigeon Match, their determination unwavering amidst the crowd's derision. In another time and place, at the Strangers Gallery of the House of Commons, outsiders look on, yearning for a voice in the halls of power. Elsewhere, Mussolini goose-steps through the streets, a chilling reminder of the outsiders who rise to power, fueled by the flames of hate and division. At the bustling Derby Day at Epsom, outsiders place their bets, their hopes pinned on the unpredictable race of life. In a far-off land, outsiders build Old Fort in East Africa, their resilience and determination etched in every brick and mortar. And in the midst of World War I, outsiders gather for a lunchtime scene on the Embankment, their shared experience of hardship and loss a silent bond that transcends the chaos of war. Throughout history, they have been portrayed in art, from the pilgrims' progress in The Pilgrims Progress From This World to the American Tour of Messrs Brown, Jones and Robinson. May we remember their stories, their struggles, and their triumphs, for they are a testament to the human spirit and the power of perseverance.