Webbe Collection

Blue at London Gay Pride 2011
Pop group Blue on the British Airways float in the London Gay Pride Parade 2011

Cricketer, Webbe
A.J. Webbe Cricketer - Middlesex

The White Owl, 1856 (oil on board)
1199479 The White Owl, 1856 (oil on board) by Webbe or Webb, William J. (1831-1904); 45x26.3 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Webbe or Webb, William J)

The Shadow of a Rock (oil on canvas)
1197501 The Shadow of a Rock (oil on canvas) by Webbe or Webb, William J. (1831-1904); 121.9x96.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Webbe)

The Rain Cloud, mid 19th century. Creator: William J Webb
The Rain Cloud, mid 19th century. Desert scene in the Middle East: a family tend their animals as the children point towards an approaching storm

Master gunner firing a cannon by applying fire to the breech. Woodcut from Tavels by Edward Webbe (London, 1590)

Master gunner firing a cannon. Wodcut from Edward Webbe Travels, 1590

Middlesex County Cricket Team, 1892
Photograph of the Middlesex County Cricket team for the 1892 season. Back row, left to right: R.S. Lucas, T.C. O Brien, Phillips, West, Hearne, Rawlin. Front row, left to right: A.E. Stoddart, S.W

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Meet Webbe, a name with a rich and diverse history. From the vibrant streets of London during Gay Pride 2011, to the cricket fields of Middlesex County in 1892, the name Webbe has left its mark. But long before these modern moments, Webbe was a master gunner, depicted in woodcut prints from Edward Webbe's Travels in 1590 and 1856. And let's not forget the artistic side of Webbe, with oil paintings like "The White Owl," "The Shadow of a Rock," and "The Rain Cloud" gracing galleries in the mid-19th century. Whether it's on the cricket pitch or in the art world, the name Webbe continues to make history.