Genevieve Collection

St Genevieve / Butler s
French nun and saint sometimes known as Saint Genovesa

Female Blondin / Tightrope
Madame Genevieve Young, the Female Blondin crosses the Thames between Battersea and Cremorne

Advert for French couture house of Boue Soeurs in New York
Advert for the French couture house of Boue Soeurs in New York, 1926. Based in 9 Rue de la Paix, Paris and with branches in San Francisco and Palm Beach

Lady Glenconner, 1915
Photographic portrait of Lady Glenconner, formerly Miss Pamela Genevieve Adelaide Wyndham, pictured c.1915

Victorian lantern slide illustrating song Sweet Genevieve
A Victorian magic lantern slide illustrating the song Sweet Genevieve'. This is slide number 1 of 8

Paris
A drawing of Parisian people walking a pavement and entrance way to the Pantheon, a monument in Paris, France. The edifice was built between 1758-1790, designed by architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot

Mlle Lantelme, actress drowned in the Rhine
Mlle Genevieve Lantelme, actress (1883-1911), theatrical portraits, captioned France's most lovely actress, drowned in the Rhine'

Anne Genevieve de Bourbon, Duchess of Longueville, 1619-1679. Her hair is tied in a bun with two locks tied in ribbons, blue satin dress with lace collar and sleeves, bodice laced with pearls

GENEVIEVE SAVED BY DEER
Genevieve de Brabant, heroine of a popular French legend, is saved by a deer when she is abandoned in the forest Date: 13th century

STE GENEVIEVE AND DOE
Genevieve de Brabant and her mother are succoured by a friendly doe who allows them to milk her and thus keep themselves alive in the forest Date: circa 6th century

MONK OF STE GENEVIEVE
A monk of the ORDER OF SAINTE-GENEVIEVE (Genovefain) Date: 1848

The Basker, by Clifford Mills
The Basker, a comedy by Clifford Mills. First produced at St Jamess Theatre, London, January 1916. The title refers to a lazy person who has an easy life

Emmanuel I, Prince of Orleans and Princess Henriette Maria
Emmanuel I (1872-1931), (Prince Emanuel of Orleans) and Princess Henriette Maria of Belgium (1870-1948), pictured with their children: Marie Louise (1897-1973)

Caricature of the actress Dame Genevieve Ward
Caricature of the American-born British soprano and actress Dame Genevieve Ward (1837-1922). 1880

Cartoon, Annie Mie, a Dutch play in London
Cartoon, Annie Mie, a Dutch play by Rosier Faarsen which was performed at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, in November 1880, with Genevieve Ward in the title role

Genevieve Sanctified
Saint GENEVIEVE is sanctified Date: 422 - 500

Death of St Genevieve
SAINT GENEVIEVE - her death Date: 422-500

Duchesse De Longueville
ANNE-GENEVIEVE de Bourbon, duchesse de LONGUEVILLE Princesse de CONDE, daughter of Henri II prince de Conde French noblewoman and social leader. Date: 1619 - 1679

Cine-Miroir featuring Genevieve Felix in L Engrenage, 1925
Cine-Miroir featuring the French film star Genevieve Felix in L Engrenage, 1925 Date: 1925

Paris, France - Eglise Sainte-Genevieve. Date: 1829

Paris, France - Eglise Saint-Etienne du Mont. Date: circa 1900

Genevieve Irvin, one of the dancers at the Moulin Rouge, Paris, 1920s Date: 1920s

Mary and Virgins
Mary as Queen of the Virgins : being one herself, she honours virginity in others, such as Catherine (holding the ring of her mystic marriage to Jesus), Anne and Genevieve. Date: first century

Garnerin, husband and wife, French ballooning couple
Head and shoulders portraits of Andre-Jacques and Jeanne-Genevieve Garnerin, French ballooning couple, with a small balloon and parachute between them and a scene of spectators below

Genevieve Irvin in the Ambassadeurs show of 1930, Paris Date: 1930

British Ballad, Genevieve
GENEVIEVE. British ballad by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

Saint Genevieve in Paris
Saint Genevieve (d.500) - Patroness of Paris. Took veil at 15 after the death of her parents and moved to Paris. Made a personal sortie to gain supplies for the City during the siege of Paris by

Ward as Volumnia
DAME GENEVIEVE WARD (LUCY GENEVIEVE TERESA WARD) American born British soprano and actress in the roll of Volumnia in Shakespeares Coriolanus

Ward as Queen Margaret
DAME GENEVIEVE WARD (LUCY GENEVIEVE TERESA WARD) American born British soprano and actress in the roll of Queen Margaret in Shakespeares Richard III

Sainte Genevieve
This remarkable picture depicts Genevieve tending her flocks in the centre of a pagan stone circle

Genevieve Saved by Deer
Genevieve de Brabant, heroine of a popular French legend, is saved by a deer when she is abandoned in the forest

Ste Genevieve and Doe
Genevieve de Brabant, countess Palatine, is turned out by her husband when Golo (who lusts after her) accuses her of adultery : in the forest she and Benoni are saved by a doe

Chevalier D eon, Mason
Charles-Genevieve-Louis- Auguste-Andre Timothee, le Chevalier d Eon, French adventurer and transvestite, depicted here as a Freemason in 1768

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