Robin Collection (#17)

A robin feeding chicks Date: circa 1900

Robin Hoods Bay and Ravenscar, North Yorkshire Date: circa 1930s

Robin on Wall
A robin on a snowy wall Date: 1872

Plants / Trillium Cuneatum
Or T. Sessile Trinity Flower, or Wake Robin, or Wood Lily Date: 1796

Shakespeare: Puck / 1908
Puck/Robin Goodfellow: Shakespeares master of rustic mischief; the amoral spirit who delights in playing pranks... Date: 1908

Mrs a A Milne
DOROTHY MILNE Daphne, wife of A Milne, author of Winnie the Pooh, (nee Dorothy de Selincourt), the mother of Christopher Robin. Date: 1920S

British Ballad, Auld Robin Gray
AULD ROBIN GRAY British ballad of Scottish origin written by Lady Anne Barnard (1750-1825) Old Robin Gray marries a young girl whose lover is thought to be dead

British Ballad, Robin Goodfellow
ROBIN GOODFELLOW (The Mad Merry Pranks of) British ballad. More commonly known as Puck, the work of this mischievous creature is done by moonlight, and his mocking, laugh is Ho ho ho!

Holly / Language of Flowers
Holly personified

Little Robin Redbreast by Muriel Dawson
Charming illustration of a little girl with blonde hair and blue eyes with a matching red coat and bonnet

Dr. R. G Collingwood
DR. ROBIN GEORGE COLLINGWOOD Historian and philosopher. Waynflete Professor of Metaphysical Philosophy at the University of Oxford and fellow, tutor and librarian at Pembroke College

Robins Greeting by Ethel Parkinson -- three children stop to receive a Christmas Greeting from a robin perched on a branch

Robin crackers
Colour illustration taken from a Christmas cracker box

A young girl feeds the birds
A young girl in a pretty pink dress, kneels next to a tree stump and feeds a host of small garden birds out of her hand. Ink drawing with watercolour washes by Malcolm Greensmith

Robin Redbreast / Bewick
The Rrobin-redbreast, or Ruddock Motacilla rubecula

Navy Seaman of 1822
A British sailor of the early 19th century, in this instance portrayed by the actor Mr G Smith in the role of Robin in the play No Song No Supper

ROBIN HOODs BAY 1940S
Idiosyncratic coastal village in North Yorkshire, with a history of smuggling, but little to prove the myth that Robin Hood kept a boat in the bay to make a quick sea escape

Girl Feeds Robin C1880
A kind-hearted girl goes out in the snow to feed a robin

Girls with Dog 1890S
Two little girls and their dog in a winter scene

Girl Sweeps Snow C1886
A little girl attempts to sweep away the snow, as more snowflakes fall; a robin looks up at her

Xmas Robin
Christmas Robin. Weir started working for the ILN in 1847 and was still submitting illustrations at the turn of the century, the papers longest-serving illustrator

Round Robin / Trained Ape
A performing monkey in a dress holds out a bowl to some children. Their nanny encourages them to put in a coin

Road to Robin Hoods Bay
The one and only road down into Robin Hoods Bay, Yorkshire, England. The little village is crammed with tall or short houses built nearly on top of one another

Robin Hood & Stutely
William Stutely makes his complaint to Robin Hood - and joins his band

Robin Hoods Bay / Yorks
Robin Hoods Bay, Yorkshire

Turkey and Girl C1860
The pious sentiments on this card suggest that this little girl should be grateful to God for providing this turkey for her to eat at her Christmas dinner

Harlequin Knitted Cap
Smiling brunette in a 4 colour knitted hat and gloves with an embroidered robin

Robins Head under Wing
A robin in winter tucks its head beneath its wing. (Erithacus rubecula)

Robin Near Window
A robin near a window. (Erithacus rubecula)

Robins on the Snow
A robin on the snow-covered ground. (Erithacus rubecula)

Robin Hood & Little John
Robin Hood and Little John enjoy a mock fight on a small bridge over a river

Maid Marian Rescued
Ripping Guy of Gisbornes sword from his grasp, Robin Hood rescues Maid Marian in true swachbuckling fashion

Robin Hood Keeping Watch
Robin Hood keeping a lookout for his enemy, Guy of Gisbourne, from a safe distance

Robin Hood, Merry Feast
Robin Hood and his merry men feast, with Maid Marian to grace their table

Black Arrow
The evil Sir Isenbart de Belame and his lords, seated around their table at Wrangby, are startled by the Black Arrow which Robin and his men fired through the spy hole

Robin Thanked
Robin Hood, in armour and on horseback, is thanked by the peasants for rescuing them from oppression

Little John
Having bound the Forester and stolen his dinner, Little John eats it in front of him around a roaring fire

Robin Weds Marian
King Richard I joins the hands of Robin Hood and Maid Marian in marriage

Robin & Allin
Robin helps Alan-a-Dale to stop the marriage of Alans sweetheart Alice de Beauforest to the evil rich old knight Isenbart de Belame

Boy in Snow in Muff 1880
A boy out in the snow, wearing a muff; a robin keeps him company (one of a series)

Card - Mother & Child
Mother and child at a window admire robin

Robin and Holly
A robin and some holly

Robins and Pudding
Two robins explain to their young the mysteris of Christmas

Robins in Fields
Two robins in a country setting - for a change, with not a flake of snow in sight

Robin in Snow
A robin on a bough

Christmas Visiting 1857
Watched by a robin, a lady calls at a house with her Christmas gifts

Robins Near Trap
A group of robins peck the snow dangerously near a bird-trap

Robin Flying in Snow
A robin flies through a snowfall

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