Bohemian Collection (page 3)

Bohemian Street Fruit Seller, Istanbul, Turkey
A Bohemian Gypsy vendor of soft fruits. She sells her wares in little wicker baskets. These small baskets are attached to the larger basket on her back

A French Poet. Date: 1894

Waiter at the Chat Noir - Paris, France
Waiter at the Chat Noir a nineteenth-century entertainment establishment, in the bohemian Montmartre district of Paris. Date: circa 1890s

Bombycilla garrulus, Bohemian waxwing
Plate 34 from Archibald Thorburns second edtition of British Birds, Vol. 1 (1925)

Gospel of Visherad. 1083. Detail of Saint Wenceslas. Bohemian school. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. CZECH Rep.. Prague. National Library of the Czech Republic

RICHENTAL, Ulrich von (1365-1438). Chronicler. Ulrich von Richentals chronicle: Bohemian Women. Gothic art. Miniature Painting

Defenestration (Mucha)
DEFENESTRATION OF PRAGUE Bohemian protestants, angry when Catholics destroy two of their churches, throw royal officials from the palace windows Date: 23 May 1618

Prebischtor and the Kirkelstein, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Tetschen, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Prachatitz, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Edmunds Klamm, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Prebischtor with Rosenberg, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Edmunds Klamm, boat station, Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemia, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Bohemian glass by Harrach and Hofmann
A selection of Bohemian fancy glass on display at the International Exhibition of 1862, featuring pieces by two manufacturers, Harrach of Bohemia, and Hofmann of Prague. Date: 1862

The Return of the Native by Webster Murray
A bearded bohemian type appears in a cafe, making the rest of its patrons appear considerably less bohemian. Date: 1927

Bohemian glass at the Great Exhibition, 1851
A display of fancy Bohemian coloured glass on display at the Great Exhibition in 1851. Date: 1851

Just As it Used to Be by Fred Purvis
A lively scene of revelry in a Chelsea artists studio showing some Bright Young Things of the 1920s dancing, drinking and smoking at a party

Bohemian Racial Types
Germanic racial types of Silesia and southern Bohemia taking part in a festival parade. Date: 1930s

Czech Peasant Dance
Czechoslovakian peasants dancing in traditional costumes. Date: 1930s

Chodenland Women
Women of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), quietly knitting traditional dark red socks. Date: 1930s

Chodenland Spinners
Women of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), spinning flax at their humming spinning wheels, singing folk songs as they spin in their colourful red dresses. Date: 1930s

Chodenland Girl Spinner
A girl of Chodenland, (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), spinning flax wrapped around a distaff, which is always tied around a ribbon embroidered with many colours. Date: 1930s

King & Eight Bells Pub
The King and Eight Bells public house, Cheyne Row, Chelsea, London, once a popular haunt of Londons artistic Bohemian set. Date: 1930s

Ferdinand Bubna-Littiz
FERDINAND graf BUBNA-LITTIZ Bohemian military, commander in Lombardy, died in Milano - this is presumably him on his deathbed. Date: 1768 - 1825

Chelsea Foreshore
Stretching along the foreshore to the west of Chelsea Bridge, London, is this long line of old sailing barges. This Barges Graveyard houses many bohemian artistic Londoners. Date: 1940s

Chodenland Costumes
Men and women of Chodenland (Bohemia, Czechoslovakia), with their lovely traditional costumes of floral embroidery against a dark background and typical dark silk head-dresses. Date: 1930s

Music cover for The Bohemian Polka, composed by Herrman Koenig (1827-1898) and dedicated to Viscount Bury (later the 7th Earl of Albemarle)

Village near Pribram, Czech Republic
The regimented planned housing Suburb village outside the city of Pribram in the Czech Republic (Central Bohemian Region)

Davle - Czech Republic
Davle - a market town in Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic. It is located about 25 km south of Prague on the confluence of the Vltava and Sazava rivers (pictured)

Jindrichuv Hradec - Czech Republic
Jindrichuv Hradec - a town in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic

Seller of little chickens
A Bohemian Gypsy lady chicken seller, specialising in little chickens. Pictures with her young male assistant

Turkish Gypsy twins
A pair of Turkish Gypsy twins in traditional costume

Bohemian Women enjoying the high life
Gypsy Bohemian women in Turkey indulging in the high life

Two Bohemian Peasant Women in Conversation
Two Bohemian Peasant Women, one heavily pregnant, in conversation in Constantinople, . The lady on the right is a flower seller

Kourim, Czech Republic
Scenes of Kourim, Czech Republic. From 13th to 16th century Kourim used to be among most important towns in Bohemia

Impoverished artists by Bruce Bairnsfather
Humorous illustration showing two impoverished and bohemian artists living in a top floor flat. The woman, holding a small statue or sculpture in her arms, asks her partner, " Robledo

Jan Ladislav Dussek
JAN LADISLAV DUSSEK Bohemian pianist and composer

Bedrich Smetana / Anon
BEDRICH SMETANA Bohemian musician

Smoking Fashions 1836
Green cravat, yellow waistcoat with Brandenbourg trim, red fringed sash, green checked trousers, red slippers, paisley dressing gown & long pipe. Brown cloak with cape

Trilby Music Sheet
The immense success of Du Mauriers romance of Bohemian Paris inspires countless spin- offs : this is a waltz by Charles Le Thiere

Russian Student Group
A group of Russian students pose for a photograph

Puryne / Purkinje
JAN EVANGELISTA PURKYNE (or Purkinje) - Bohemian physiologist from Prague, friend of Goethe

Jan Evangelista Purkyne
JAN EVANGELISTA PURKYNE (also spelt Purkinje) Bohemian physiologist

Montparnasse Cafe 1924
People in a busy cafe in Montparnasse, Paris

Bedrich Smetana / Photo
BEDRICH SMETANA Bohemian musician

Dvorak (Hercik)
ANTONIN LEOPOLD DVORAK Bohemian musician

Polka (Bohemian)
Polka means half-step in Czech, and this step which took first the dance halls and then the ballrooms of Europe by storm, scandalising many, is of Bohemian origin

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