Arthur G Credland
Biographic Data
| ID | 5592282 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arthur G Credland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arthur G |
| FAMILY NAME | Credland |
| SIGNATURE | CREDLAND A G |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Maritime Museum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Antiquities from the bequest of Abraham Kirkmann at Browsholme Hall
A remarkable network of connoisseurs and antiquaries has been revealed in the process of searching out the antiquities collected by Abraham Charles Kirkmann and those conveyed by his will (1866) to Thomas Goulbourne Parker of Browsholme Hall. He also bequeathed a large collection of pictures, mainly historical prints, including a portrait of S.R. Meyrick, to the Honourable Society of Greys Inn Court. J. M.W. Turner had painted the exterior of Bro…
Abraham Charles Kirkmann, lawyer and antiquary; and the rediscovery of the Bosworth stonebow at Browsholme Hall
The wanderings of an Elizabethan stonebow are traced from its discovery at Bosworth field in the eighteenth century and originally thought to be mediaeval relic of the famous battle. It passed through the museum of Richard Greene at Lichfield, and the Liverpool Museum of William Bullock and now lies at Browsholme Hall, Lancs. Acquired by Abraham Kirkmann, a lawyer, he bequeathed it to Richard Goulbourne Parker of Browsholme
George Rexworthy De Wilde (1832/3–1906): A forgotten pioneer of Arctic photography
An account of G.R. De Wilde's contribution to Arctic photography is presented. His images from Sir Allen Young's 1875 voyage in Pandora are the earliest to be published from a British expedition, albeit in a volume that was privately printed
Benjamin Leigh Smith, 1828–1913
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British Arctic whaling logbooks and journals: A provisional listing
This paper lists accounts of whaling voyages to the Arctic from British ports, dating from the early 17th to early 20th centuries, that are available as logbooks, journals or publications for study in British, Canadian or United States public institutions. Included are all original whaling logbooks and journals located by the authors, mainly but not exclusively from previous listings, plus early publications by whaling masters, mates, surgeons an…
Benjamin Leigh Smith: A forgotten pioneer
Benjamin Leigh Smith was born on 12 March 1828 at Whatlington, East Sussex, a son of Benjamin Smith (1783–1860). The family into which he was born carried a strong independent line of thought and adherence to often unpopular views from one generation to the next. William Smith, our subject's grandfather, was a staunch supporter of William Wilberforce and his advocacy of the abolition of slavery. William also supported the views of the American re…
Benjamin Leigh Smith: A forgotten pioneer
Benjamin Leigh Smith was born on 12 March 1828 at Whatlington, East Sussex, a son of Benjamin Smith (1783–1860). The family into which he was born carried a strong independent line of thought and adherence to often unpopular views from one generation to the next. William Smith, our subject's grandfather, was a staunch supporter of William Wilberforce and his advocacy of the abolition of slavery. William also supported the views of the American re…
British Arctic whaling logbooks and journals: A provisional listing
This paper lists accounts of whaling voyages to the Arctic from British ports, dating from the early 17th to early 20th centuries, that are available as logbooks, journals or publications for study in British, Canadian or United States public institutions. Included are all original whaling logbooks and journals located by the authors, mainly but not exclusively from previous listings, plus early publications by whaling masters, mates, surgeons an…
Benjamin Leigh Smith: A forgotten pioneer
Benjamin Leigh Smith was born on 12 March 1828 at Whatlington, East Sussex, a son of Benjamin Smith (1783–1860). The family into which he was born carried a strong independent line of thought and adherence to often unpopular views from one generation to the next. William Smith, our subject's grandfather, was a staunch supporter of William Wilberforce and his advocacy of the abolition of slavery. William also supported the views of the American re…
British Arctic whaling logbooks and journals: A provisional listing
This paper lists accounts of whaling voyages to the Arctic from British ports, dating from the early 17th to early 20th centuries, that are available as logbooks, journals or publications for study in British, Canadian or United States public institutions. Included are all original whaling logbooks and journals located by the authors, mainly but not exclusively from previous listings, plus early publications by whaling masters, mates, surgeons an…
Benjamin Leigh Smith, 1828–1913
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
George Rexworthy De Wilde (1832/3–1906): A forgotten pioneer of Arctic photography
An account of G.R. De Wilde's contribution to Arctic photography is presented. His images from Sir Allen Young's 1875 voyage in Pandora are the earliest to be published from a British expedition, albeit in a volume that was privately printed
Abraham Charles Kirkmann, lawyer and antiquary; and the rediscovery of the Bosworth stonebow at Browsholme Hall
The wanderings of an Elizabethan stonebow are traced from its discovery at Bosworth field in the eighteenth century and originally thought to be mediaeval relic of the famous battle. It passed through the museum of Richard Greene at Lichfield, and the Liverpool Museum of William Bullock and now lies at Browsholme Hall, Lancs. Acquired by Abraham Kirkmann, a lawyer, he bequeathed it to Richard Goulbourne Parker of Browsholme
Antiquities from the bequest of Abraham Kirkmann at Browsholme Hall
A remarkable network of connoisseurs and antiquaries has been revealed in the process of searching out the antiquities collected by Abraham Charles Kirkmann and those conveyed by his will (1866) to Thomas Goulbourne Parker of Browsholme Hall. He also bequeathed a large collection of pictures, mainly historical prints, including a portrait of S.R. Meyrick, to the Honourable Society of Greys Inn Court. J. M.W. Turner had painted the exterior of Bro…
History (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Arctic (2 works) · Art history (2 works) · Geology (2 works)