Mice Collection (page 8)

Charles Frohman presents Annie Russell in her greatest succuss Madeleine Lucette Ryleys play, Mice and men. Date c1903

Enter the Villain by Sala
A fashionably dressed 1920s flapper finds that her new-found confidence is sorely tested by the appearance of a small mouse. Date: 1927

Touch and Go by W. Ralston
A mouse foils its feline foe by disappearing through a hole in the floorboard and tickling the cats paw with a stalk of wheat. Date: 1911

Man turning into a cat
A gentleman visits his Doctor with the distinct impression he is turning into a cat.... by the evidence on show he is correct

Little Mice?

Girl & Mouse
A little girl holding her pet mouse in the palm of her hand. Date: 1930s

J Hassall. Dickory, dickory, dock
Dickory, dickory dock, the mouse ran up the clock. The clock struck one, down the mouse run, Dickory dickory dock. A frightened little girl stands on a stool at the side of the clock. 20th century

From Tom Thumb by Katharine Cameron. Cameron was a Glasgow born illustrator and an associate of Jessie M King and the Mackintoshes. 1904

Dick Whittington by Charles Folkard. In a short time he had no further disturbance from the rats and mice. A fairy tale by Robert Southey 1923

Classroom scene with Cinderella picture
Classroom scene, showing children in a geography lesson. A picture of Cinderellas coach (a pumpkin pulled by mice) is on the wall at the back. 1923

Ballad / Young Bekie 2
YOUNG BEKIE Young Bekie, thrown into prison for daring to love the kings daughter, Burd Isbel, shares it with mice and rats, but she will rescue him. Date: traditional

Mouse & Elephant

Black. Three Blind Mice. Charles Folkard. c. 1923. jpg
Three forlorn blind mice looking rather down on their luck

Year 19-- George still sketching! by George Ranstead
A humorous self-portrait of the artist showing him still sketching somewhere on the Western Front many years in the future

Studies of mice
Studies of Mice by Raymond Sheppard

The suffrage debate: two extreme portraits
The anti-suffragette as seen by the suffragette, and the suffragette as seen by the anti-suffragette: a coy and slightly demonic looking young woman in evening wear simpers at the viewer

Mice eating the postcard
Some little white mice are nibbling away at the edge of this French greetings postcard! The caption translates as: We Bring Happiness

A tabby cat stalking a mouse
A tabby cat on the prowl stalks a brown rat. Watercolour painting by Malcolm Greensmith

The Mice and the Owl
THE MICE AND THE OWL A clever owl nesting in the stump of a tree clips the mice he has caught of their feet to prevent them escaping; he can then eat them at his leisure

Mice / Dormice 1555
Two men capture mice and dormice in traps

Harvest Mice & Nest 19C
A group of harvest mice and their nest

Wizard of Oz / Cat & Mouse
The Queen of the Field-Mice, the Tin Woodmans axe and the wildcat

Wizard of Oz / Wildcat
A wildcat chases the Queen of the field-mice

Wizard of Oz / Field-Mice
Thousands of field-mice help to pull the sleeping Cowardly Lion away from the deadly poppy field, aided by the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman

Wizard of Oz / Queen
The Queen of the field-mice thanks the Tin Woodman for saving her life

Animals / Ermine / Mice 1555
Ermine eating mice

Wizard of Oz / Queen Mice
The Tin Woodman introduces Dorothy to the Queen of the Field Mice

Proverbs / Mice Will Play
When the cats away the mice will play

Girl and Pet Mouse
A little girl holding her pet mouse

Mouse Trapper 1865
Now I ve got you ! - a successful Swedish mouse- trapper gloats over his captive

Ww1 Cartoon / So Obvious
SO OBVIOUS " Who made that ole?" " Mice"

Lear / More Nonsense / C19Th
There was an Old Man of Shields, Who frequented the valleys & fields; All the mice & the cats, & the snakes & the rats, Followed after that person of Shields

Three Blind Mice (A. A. )
Three blind mice, see how they run

Rats & Mice Temple 1923
A temple at Bikaner, India, dedicated to rats and mice

Wood Mice Mushroom 19C
Two wood mice in the undergrowth

Mice and Beggars
A dog solicits a donation for his violin-playing companion, but the three students are as poor as church mice.... one carries a portfolio bearing Grandvilles name

Aristocrat and Beggars
The aristocratic peacock turns up his beak when importuned by beggarly rats

Reynards Triumph
REYNARDs TRIUMPH Wearing a chain of office, cape and laurel wreath Reynard enjoys the adulation of the other animals - swans, frogs, mice, monkey, donkey, lion etc

DORMOUSE
(muscardinus avellanarius) on the left is a suirrel- tailed dormouse, on the right a garden dormouse : they hibernate in wnter, dormant, hence their name

Woman & Mice in Cellar
A woman hiding from a German zeppelin raid in a coal cellar finds a worse danger

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