Englishwoman Collection

Elizabeth Woodville
ELIZABETH WOODVILLE Queen of Edward IV. She was a commoner & Englishwoman

Freak Show poster - Legless Woman
A poster for a freak show exhibit of a legless Englishwoman, Miss Gabriele The English Halfwoman. Postcard from Germany

Lincoln Cathedral. 1192-1549. UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. Lincoln. Cathedral. Center nave from the choir. Gothic art. Architecture

Engraving depicting an Englishwoman walking in the Alps, 19th century
5308947 Engraving depicting an Englishwoman walking in the Alps, 19th century; (add.info.: Engraving depicting an Englishwoman walking in the Alps)

Vent Contraire
2911234 Vent Contraire; (add.info.: 1803 Hand-coloured etching titled 'Vent Contraire' published by Aaron Martinet)

Greyhound Lines, USA, ticket wallet, property of an Englishwoman tourist Date: 1953

Ella Hepwoth Dixon, English novelist and editor
Ella Hepwoth Dixon (pen name Margaret Wynman, 1857-1932), English novelist, and editor of The Englishwoman magazine. 1897

Letter from The Englishwomans Domestic Magazine
Handwritten letter from The Englishwomans Domestic Magazine, London, a publication of Samuel Orchart Beeton, husband of Isabella Beeton

A New Opera by an Englishwoman (litho)
1600821 A New Opera by an Englishwoman (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: A New Opera by an Englishwoman, Scenes from " Der Wald)

An Englishwomans Notions of Algiers (engraving)
2772637 An Englishwomans Notions of Algiers (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Englishwomans Notions of Algiers)

An English Ladys Experiences with Native Servants in South Africa (engraving)
1041395 An English Ladys Experiences with Native Servants in South Africa (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Marjolaine, 1896. Creator: Feure, Georges de
Marjolaine, 1896. Private Collection

A typical elegant Englishwoman: Mrs Verschoyle Date: circa 1845

FLOWER ARRANGING 1836
A demure young blonde Englishwoman allows a little time to arranges some flowers before attending an evening function. Date: 1836

A La Dame Blanche. Fabrique de Lingerie, c. 1900. Private Collection

Manufacture Royale, 1897. Artist: Privat-Livemont, Henri (1861?1936)
Manufacture Royale, 1897. From a private collection

Costume plate, two women in evening dress. 1877

Scythian shield
The Battersea Shield. 350 -50 BC. Celtic art. Jewelry. UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. London. The British Museum. Proc: UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. GREATER LONDON. London

VANBRUGH, Sir John (1664-1726). Blenheim Palace. 1705-1724. UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. SOUTH EAST ENGLAND. Baroque art

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An Englishwoman in winter costume, 17th century. From Modes and Manners, published 1935

Margaret Nicholson, c. 1750 - 1828. Englishwoman who attempted to assassinate King George III with a dessert knife in 1786. The King was uninjured

Parasol / Ackermann s
Cambric muslin morning dress with the skirt finished with a 13 tucks, in the French style. Pale fawn coloured spencer with cuffs & half-sleeves trimmed with full scallops

Mrs. Letitia Sage, first Englishwoman to ascend in a balloon
The Parachute or a Sage Ladys Second Experiment. A rather saucy 18th century cartoon by Thomas Rowlandson which depicts Mrs. Letitia Sage, the first Englishwoman to ascend in a balloon. Date: 1785

UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. Birmingham. Industrial Revolution.Birmingham in 1860, by Percival Skelton. Engraving

Costume plate, two women out walking, with a male servant in attendance. circa 1877

Englishwoman 1385
Her loose surcoat is cut away, revealing her belted under- dress; her hair is hidden beneath her jewelled caul Date: circa 1385

Englishwoman 1145
Her dress laces up at the back, its long sleeves are knotted to keep them off the ground; she is about to wind her wimple round her head Date: circa 1145

Englishwoman 1070
Her gown has an embroidered neck, and is held at waist by a twist of wool : beneath, her chemise reaches to the ground Date: circa 1070

Mrs Leeming hoping to become 1st woman to fly Channel
Mrs Leeming, hoping to become the first Englishwoman to cross the Channel in an aeroplane with Lieutenant Lawrence. Lawrence had made his first solo flight in the Blackburn at the end of January

SMITH, Sir Francis Pettit (1804-1874). English inventor and, along with John Ericsson, one of the inventors of the screw propeller. Engraving

English lantern clock (18th c. ). Baroque art
English lantern clock (18th c.). Baroque art. Jewelry. FRANCE. FRANCHE-COMTɮ DOUBS. Besan篮. Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology. Proc: UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND

PEEL, Robert (1788-1850). Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1834-1835 and 1841-1846). Engraving for Rafael Ward. Engraving

SPENSER, Edmund (1552-1599). English poet. Engraving. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. National Library

MORE, Sir Thomas (1478-1535). English politician, humanist and writer. Oil

New Stock Exchange in London dealing with contracts on coal. La Ilustraci󮠐 eriod o Universal. Engraving. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. National Library

Wotton, Sir Henry (1568-1639). English author, diplomat and politician who sat in the House of Commons in 1614 and 1625. Engraving

LEWYCKA, Marina (1946). British novelist of Ukrainian origin

ENGLAND. Newcastle Stock Exchange (19 century). Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona. Biblioteca de Catalunya (National Library of Catalonia)

ENGLAND. London (19c. ). Newgate Prision. Engraving
ENGLAND. London (19c.). Newgate Prision. Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona. Biblioteca de Catalunya (National Library of Catalonia)

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London. White Tower. 1844. Engraving

EVEREST, George (1790-1866). Welsh surveyor and geographer

Norwich. Cathedral
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. 1096-1501. UNITED KINGDOM. Norwich. Cathedral. Central nave and main altar. Romanesque art. Architecture

London. Parliament. Engraving

Bathusa Makin (active 1673) considered to be the most learned Englishwoman of her day, she was tutor to the daughters of Charles I. She probably kept a school at Putney, London, c1649

Mary Delany (born Granville 1700-1788) Englishwoman of artistic and literary tastes. In 1743 she married Patrick Delany, an Irish churchman and friend of Dean Jonathan Swift

UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. Stratford-Upon-Avon. Anne Hathaways farmhouse (wife of Shakespeare), called Hewland Farm in Shottery. Room

UNITED KINGDOM. ENGLAND. Canterbury. Cathedral. Glass window with medicine representations (1280). Gothic art. Glass window

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"Englishwoman: A Tapestry of History, Strength, and Creativity" Step into the captivating world of the Englishwoman as we unravel her intriguing story through time. From Elizabeth Woodville, a remarkable queen who defied conventions to Freak Show posters showcasing the resilience of a legless woman, England's history is rich with extraordinary women. The majestic Lincoln Cathedral stands tall as a testament to the enduring spirit of this united kingdom from 1192-1549. Stratford-Upon-Avon, nestled in the heart of England, invites you to explore its enchanting streets that once inspired literary genius William Shakespeare. As you journey across continents, discover how an Englishwoman's influence transcends borders. Greyhound Lines' ticket wallet reminds us that even across vast distances in America, traces of British heritage can be found. Intricate costume plates depict two elegant women adorned in evening dress - a reflection of timeless style and grace associated with Englishwomen throughout history. The Scythian shield symbolizes their strength and resilience against adversity. Underneath an Ackermann's parasol lies Ella Hepworth Dixon, an influential novelist and editor whose words continue to inspire generations. The letter from The Englishwomans Domestic Magazine serves as a reminder that women have long been at the forefront of domestic life and society. Finally, immerse yourself in cultural expressions like "A New Opera by an Englishwoman, " captured beautifully in lithography. This artistic creation showcases not only talent but also celebrates the ingenuity and creativity inherent within every Englishwoman. Join us on this captivating journey through time as we celebrate the indomitable spirit and contributions made by remarkable individuals who proudly bear the title - "Englishwoman.