Tercentenary Collection
In the year 1873, a magnificent Shakespeare Ewer and Basin were created by Minton, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship
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In the year 1873, a magnificent Shakespeare Ewer and Basin were created by Minton, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. This stunning piece of art serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy left behind by one of history's greatest playwrights. Another significant event that took place was the erection of a monument on Plymouth Hoe, immortalizing an important moment in English history. The engraving captures the spirit and valor displayed during the defeat of the Spanish Armada, marking its tercentenary with pride. Across the Atlantic Ocean, in Canada, another celebration unfolded. The founding of Quebec by Samuel de Champlain was commemorated with a vibrant color lithograph. This image transports us back to that historic moment when this great city came into existence. A drawing by R. Borlase Smart takes us to Jordans Hostel where an ancient barn stands tall even after three centuries have passed. Its presence is a testament to time's endurance and reminds us of our connection to our past. Scenes from various locations depict how people marked the 300th anniversary of Pilgrim's journey. These images capture their reverence for those who paved their way towards freedom and new beginnings. Trinity College Dublin celebrated its tercentenary with grandeur captured through an engraving. It showcases not only academic excellence but also highlights Ireland's rich cultural heritage nurtured within these walls for three centuries. King Edward VI Grammar-School in Bromsgrove honored its own tercentenary with a procession to church depicted in an enchanting engraving. This image symbolizes education's power to shape generations and inspire greatness within individuals. The Tercentenary celebrations extended beyond England as Michel de Montaigne was remembered through an evocative engraving capturing his profound impact on literature and philosophy. Izaak Walton, renowned angler and writer, received double recognition for his contributions through both engravings and lithographs during his Tercentenary commemoration - testament to his enduring influence.