1841 Collection (#32)

Edward Vii / Son / Grandson
EDWARD VII with his son GEORGE (later George V) and his grandson EDWARD (later Edward VIII) on the deck of the Royal Yacht Britannia

Braid / Hypnosis / Experimnt
Braids first hypnotic experiment

Edward Vii / As Wortley
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY in frock dress with garter

Edward Vii / With Dog
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY in tweed suit with plus fours, with his dog

Edward Vii / A Williams
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY head and shoulders portrait as King

Edward Vii / Coronation Ro
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY in his coronation robes

Edward Vii / Bowler Hat
Edward Vii, British Royalty as Prince of Wales in Bowler Hat

Edward Vii / Boning & Smal
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY as PRINCE OF WALES in nautical garb wearing a bargee hat, and holding a telescope

Edward Vii / Watkins Cdv
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY as young PRINCE OF WALES seated in relaxed pose

Edward Vii / Downey 1901
Edward Vii, British Royalty as Prince of Wales in 1901

Edward Vii / Anon Robes
EDWARD VII, BRITISH ROYALTY in his coronation robes (probably 1902)

Charity / Almshouses
Dyers Almshouse, Balls Pond

BURNES (1805 - 1841)
SIR ALEXANDER BURNES - Scottish traveller and diplomat in India. Here he is in the costume of Bokhara

FALLIERES (1841 - 1931)
CLEMENT ARMAND FALLIERES - French statesman

Hm Stanley / Poster
Henry Morton Stanley Explorer

EWING (1841 - 1885)
Juliana Horatia Ewing Writer

Events / Asia / China / Hong K
The British take over the island, occupied by them since 1839 but now formally ceded by the Chinese and confirmed by the Treaty of Nanking 1842

PREVOST (1862-1841)
Marcel Prevost French writer

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In the year 1841, a fascinating blend of events and personalities shaped history. From medical advancements to artistic achievements, this was a year that left an indelible mark on various fields. At Dorking General Hospital in Surrey, groundbreaking discoveries in anatomy were made. Skilled surgeons meticulously studied the intricacies of the human skull, unraveling mysteries and pushing boundaries in their quest for knowledge. Meanwhile, at the Restaurant Fournaise, known as "The Rowers Lunch, " patrons gathered to enjoy delectable meals amidst picturesque surroundings. The ambiance provided respite from daily life and offered a glimpse into the leisurely pursuits of society during this era. Coventry General View showcased the bustling cityscape with its vibrant streets teeming with activity. This snapshot captured both progress and tradition coexisting harmoniously within one frame. Joseph De Veuster Damien emerged as a prominent figure during this time. His selfless dedication to serving those afflicted by leprosy earned him admiration worldwide. His unwavering commitment inspired countless others to follow his path of compassion and empathy. H. M Stanley's CDV photo became iconic as it immortalized his adventurous spirit and exploration endeavors across uncharted territories. Through his lens, he documented untamed landscapes that ignited curiosity among armchair explorers everywhere. James Gordon Bennett Jr. , an influential newspaper publisher, revolutionized journalism by introducing sensationalism through captivating headlines. His innovative approach forever changed how news was presented and consumed by readers hungry for gripping stories. A phrenological head served as a symbol of scientific inquiry into human behavior and personality traits prevalent during 1841. This pseudoscience aimed to decipher character based on cranial features but eventually fell out of favor due to lack of empirical evidence supporting its claims. Peter Burrowes established himself as a reputable watchmaker whose craftsmanship stood unrivaled during this period. His precision engineering elevated timekeeping devices into works of art cherished by discerning patrons.