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John Ellis

1858

Portrait of Robert Stephenson Portrait of Robert Stephenson

Geo. Stephenson

1849

Portrait of Robert Stephenson by Henry Lucas, 1853

1853-02-21

Engraving of 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', by John Lucas, 1849

1849/05/23

Engraving 'Conference of Engineers at the Menai Straits...', by John Lucas, 1858

1858/01/15

Engraving 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', by John Lucas, 1849

1849/05/23

Engraving of 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', by John Lucas, 1849

1849/05/23

Robert Stephenson

1845-1855

Portrait of Robert Stephenson (1803-1859)

1846

Portrait of Robert Stephenson

1853

Conference of Engineers at the Menai Straits preparatory to floating one of the tubes of the Britannia Bridge.

25 January 1858

Robert Stephenson

1846

Engraving by T L Atkinson 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', from painting by John Lucas, 1849

1849-05-23

Engraving of 'Conference of Engineers at the Menai Straits preparatory to floating one of the tubes of the Britannia Bridge', by John Lucas

1858/01/25

Engraving of 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', by John Lucas, 1849

1849/05/23

'Key plate of the engraving of the Conference of Engineers...', by John Lucas, 1858

1858/01/25

Engraving 'The Birth-Place of the Locomotive', after painting by John Lucas, 1862

1862/08/30

Robert Stephenson, M.P. and the most celebrated engineers raising the tubular bridge

1858

Stephenson family (Birthplace of the locomotive)

1861
'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss'. Signed by George Stephenson. Painted by John Lucas. Engraved by T L Atkinson. Published by Henry Graves and Company, Printsellers in Ordinary to Her Majesty and HRH Prince Albert, 6 Pall Mall, London. 23 May 1849.

Engraving of 'Portrait of George Stephenson standing on Chat Moss', by John Lucas, 1849

1849/05/23
Engraving. 'The Birth-Place of the Locomotive'. Killingworth Colliery. Painted by John Lucas. Engraved by F Holl & C Mottram. Published by Henry Graves and Co, Publishers to the Queen, 6 Pall Mall, London.

Engraving 'The Birth-Place of the Locomotive', by John Lucas, 1862

1862-08-30
Print; Birthplace of the Locomotive: Killingworth Colliery by Francis Holl and Charles Mottram after the oil by John Lucas, published by Henry Graves and Co., London 1862. Engraving, stipple and line 86.5x67.5cm., platemark 79.8x65.4cm. Also known as: The Stephenson family. - After the oil 1857 or its copy by W Lucas 1861, version in Science Museum London. Portrait, historical and allegorical group focussing on the achievements of George Stephenson, with family and symbols of his life; including Killingworth colliery, wagonway with locomotive, Dial Cottage, miner's pick and `Geordie' lamp; l., Chat Moss LMR? or North East Railway line to Scotland. Information sheet available

Birthplace of the Locomotive: Killingworth Colliery

1862