Shepperson Collection

The Pianola Piano Advertisement
An advertisement for the Orchestrelle Company, promoting the Weber Pianola piano, by giving a visual depiction, through illustration of Pierette Op. 41, a ballet by Cecile Louise Stephanie Chaminade

Woman holds Camera on the Beach Date: 1920

Waiting For Photo Op Date: 1924

The Marriage of Figaro by Claude Shepperson
An incident in the third act of the opera, The Marriage of Figaro in which the Count thinks he has caught the Countess philandering with Figaro

The Sea Hath Pearls by Claude Shepperson
Bathing scene showing women in brightly coloured swimming costumes getting ready for a dip in the sea. Date: 1918

The Sea-gulls Christmas Dinner by Claude Shepperson
The Sea-gulls Christmas Dinner. A Winter Scene at the Round Pond, Kensington Gardens by Claude A. Shepperson. Date: 1910

I Insouciante by Claude Shepperson
Scene outside a ball in the early 1920s with two revellers in full costume, sitting on the kerb outside, smoking and cigarette and disregarding the curious onlookers. Date: 1920

Once Upon a Time - a sketch by Claude Shepperson
Two nymphs sit and watch a group of fauns and magical creatures happily play. Date: 1918

The Freaks at the New Theatre by Claude Shepperson, 1918
The drop-scene of The Freaks, at the New Theatre, a comedy by Sir Arthur Pinero staged from 1917 to 1918. Date: 1918

Claude Shepperson
Claude Allin Shepperson (1867-1921), artist and illustrator. Shepperson trained at Heatherleys and in Paris and was one of a number of illustrators who worked as a tutor at Percy Bradshaws Press Art

Kodak (Shepperson)
A lady stands on a rock on a sandy but windswept beach preparing to take a photograph of her companions with her Kodak Date: 1924

Roses of Victory
Elegant lithograph by Shepperson showing a young woman with a basket of roses welcoming the victorious British troops home

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