Rebecca Collection

Daphne Du Maurier
DAPHNE DU MAURIER English writer and novelist, author of " Rebecca" and " Jamaica Inn" pictured at her home Menabilly, in Fowey, Cornwall

Rebecca Riots / 1843
REBECCA RIOTS during which toll gates were attacked in South Wales. Many of the male rioters dressed as women & called themselves Rebecca & her daughters

Man and woman drinking beer in a pub
Isaac meets Rebecca at the Well -- silhouette of a man and a woman drinking beer in a pub. The title is a comic reference to an event in the Old Testament (Genesis 24)

Daphne Du Maurier / Kids
DAPHNE DU MAURIER English novelist and writer, author of " Rebecca" and " Jamaica Inn" pictured with her children, Christian, Flavia and Tessa in 1947

Daphne Du Maurier Cover
DAPHNE DU MAURIER English writer and novelist. Author of " Rebecca" and " Jamaica Inn" and famous resident of Cornwall

Rebecca at the well. Date: circa late 19th century

Rebecca Riots in South Wales against toll gate charges
Rebecca Riots in South Wales against excessive toll gate charges - many of the rioters were men dressed as women. Date: 1843

Marriage of Rebecca West, novelist and critic
Marriage of Rebecca West (Cicely Isabel Fairfield, 1892-1983), novelist and critic. Seen here arriving at the church at Abinger, Surrey, with her sister, Dr Fairfield, who gave her away

Florence Hardy and Family
Florence Hardy (1867-1957), artist and daughter of Thomas Bush Hardy, marine painter and sister of artist Dudley Hardy. This family photograph shows (left to right): sisters Dorothy, Edith

Mlle. Desiree as Gianina in Rebecca, 1844
Mlle. Desiree as Gianina in Rebecca, Act I, by Eugene Scribe, Theatre du Gymnase Dramatique, 1844. Handcoloured lithograph after an illustration by Louis Lasalle from Victor Dollets Galerie

America - Preparing To Burn Fort Motte
Rebecca Motte Holds An Ornate African Archers Bow As She Prepares To Burn Fort Motte During The American War of Independence Date: 1781

The Appointment, a domestic scene with a woman reading a letter, oil on canvas, monogrammed by the artist Rebecca Solomon, 1861, in a gilded composition frame. Date: 1861

The Lion and the Mouse: Sweet Mercy is Nobilitys True Badge, oil on canvas by Rebecca Solomon, monogrammed, 1865, in a gilt frame with ridged edges, thought to be original. Date: 1865

Jamestown, Virginia, USA - Pocahontas and John Smith
Jamestown, Virginia, USA - Pocahontas (1595-1617) and Captain John Smith (1580-1631), the Old Fort and the ruins of the Old Church. Postcard produced for the Jmestown Exposition of 1907 Date: 1907

Main characters from the opera Ivanhoe (1891)
" Main characters from the opera " Ivanhoe" (1891), libretto by Julian Sturgis and music by Arthur Sullivan, based on Walter Scotts novel

Jacob obtaining the blessing of his father Isaac
Jacob by the instructions of Rebekah obtaining the blessing of his father Isaac - Thomas Bankes Bible, Genesis 27.27. 1787

Rebekah giving drink to Abrahams servant and drawing water for his camels - Thomas Bankes Bible, Genesis 24.18. 1787

Kate Douglas Wiggin, American educator and author
Kate Douglas Wiggin (1856-1923), American educator and author of childrens stories, best known for her novel Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. circa 1900s

William Chambers Jr, part of the land owning Chambers family of Wales. An active JP, he played a major role in suppressing the Rebecca Riots 1839 - 1843

Figlia del reggimento- Music Sheet Cover
Figlia del reggimento - Music Sheet Cover, sung in Italian by Jenny Lind and with the English words by Charles Jefferys sung by Miss Rebecca Isaacs

Front cover of The Illustrated London News, 1843
The front cover of The Illustrated London News, dated 29th July 1843. The wreck of the ship Pegasus is pictured, and the news on the Rebecca riots in south Wales are reported on. Date: 1843

Page from The Illustrated London News, 1843
A page from The Illustrated London News, dated 29th July 1843. The steamer Pegasus is reported to have been wrecked on Goldstone rock, off Lindisfarne, while plying between Leith and Hull

Lady Catherine Manners
CATHERINE REBECCA, lady MANNERS (nee Grey) wife of sir William Manners (later Lord Huntingtower) mother of the seventh earl of Dysart. Date: 1767 - 1852

Rebecca West
Portrait of Rebecca West (Cicely Isabel Fairfield) (1892-1983), author journalist, literary critic and travel writer Date: 1919

Rebecca West / Sava Drg
REBECCA WEST British journalist & author. Date: 1892 - 1983

Music cover for I Want To Be A Bloomer! Sung by Miss Rebecca Isaacs, words by Henry Abrahams, music by W H Montgomery. A young lady is depicted

Ivnahoe / Rebecca: Stake
Rebecca at the stake

Ivanhoe / Rebecca & Rowena
Rebecca and Rowena

Ivanhoe / Rebecca in Cell
Rebecca, inprisoned by the Normans, meets Urfried

Ivanhoe / Rebecca / De Bracy
Rebecca and De Bracy

Ivanhoe / Rebecca / Master
Rebecca before the Grand Master

Rebecca Nurses Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe is nursed by Rebecca

Ivanhoe / Rebecca / Templar
Rebecca and the Templar

Rebecca West / Cig Card
REBECCA WEST British journalist and novelist

Rachel at the Well
Jacob sees Rebecca, daughter of Laban, at the well, and thinks she would suit him

Vanity Fair / Rebecca / Bye
Rebeccas farewell

Vanity Fair / Live Baronet
Rebecca makes acquaintance with a live baronet

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