Portrait of George Peacock (1791-1858) Chatriot Campbell was the first person

Campbell was the first person to complete an officially timed run with a jet-propelled hydroplane

with houses close to the waterfront and ships on the water

to mark the Golden Jubilee of King George III

Zoological study of a golden lion tamarin Leontopithecus rosalia native to Brazil in South America

a ship's figurehead

Portrait of George Peacock (1791-1858) Chatriot Campbell was the first personHalf length portrait of George Peacock seated in an armchair upholstered in red with a carved wooden back and scrolled armrests. Peacock is half turned to the viewer's left and holds open a paper bound book in which is a plan and elevation of Ely Cathedral, where Peacock serves as Dean. Two volumes rest on a table at Peacock's right hand, the table covered by a blue cloth with a patterned edge. Additional leather bound books can be seen in a wooden