Joyce Collection

THE HONEYMOONERS, c1955. Left to right: Cast members Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows, Art Carney, and Joyce Randolph in a publicity photograph for the television series The Honeymooners, c1955

Ulysses / James Joyce
Ulysses by James Joyce

Stanbury House, Morwenstow, Cornwall. 1958
Stanbury is a Grade II listed farmhouse, formerly a manor house, built in the late 16th century for John Manning. Alterations to the building were carried out in the 17th, 18th and 20th centuries

JAMES JOYCE (1882-1941). Irish writer. Caricature of Leopold Bloom, drawn in Myron C. Nuttings studio in the 1920s. The Greek line is the beginning of the Odyssey, Tell me, Muse

William Arthur Chesterfield, Victoria Pier, Mevagissey, Cornwall. 1982
Fisherman William Arthur Chesterfield (born 1927) on the quay tending his nets. Identified by family members, William was skipper of the family owned boats Christabel and, later, Frances

Lucy Locket lost her pocket, Kitty Fisher found it. But ne er a penny was therein, except the lining round it. 20th century

Ride-a-cock-horse to Banbury Cross to see a fine lady ride on a white horse... 20th century

JOYCE, POUND, QUINN & FORD. From left to right: Writers James Joyce and Ezra Pound;lawyer and patron of the arts
JOYCE, POUND, QUINN & FORD. From left to right: Writers James Joyce and Ezra Pound; lawyer and patron of the arts, John Quinn; and writer Ford Madox Ford. Photographed at Pounds home in Paris, 1923

JAMES JOYCE (1882-1941). Irish writer. Drawing, 1922, by Mina Loy

Little Red Riding Hood sees a wolf on her way through the wood. C.1930s

Irish Coastline Scene
A breezy day on the beach at Howth, near Dublin : James Joyce lived somewhere near here for a while

The Leslie Girls dance troupe - Ella, Dris, Ann, Joyce, Gladys, Georgina, Dulcie, Tlly, Winnie and Kitty. Date: circa 1910

James Joyce
James Augustine Joyce Irish Writer

Statue of James Joyce, OConnell Street, Dublin, Eire (Republic of Ireland), Europe

Rosehill, Lanivet, Cornwall. 1965
A view from Rosehill looking west down the hill towards Lamorick in the valley. The house on the right is Tremorvah, which would later become a guest house

Colliford Reservoir, St Neot, Cornwall. 1983
View of the newly constructed dam before the reservoir filled with water. The two people are thought be the photographer Charles Woolf and his wife, Phyllis

Newton Ferrers House, St Mellion, Cornwall. 1970
A view of Newton Ferrers House in St Mellion. The current house, with Italianate terraces, was built for the Coryton family in the late 17th century. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Peruppa farmhouse, Pentewan, Mevagissey, Cornwall. 1970
A view of the Grade II listed slate-hung 18th century farmhouse with a car (possibly an early Ford Consul, registration number 658 PAF) parked outside. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Cottages on West Looe Hill, West Looe, Cornwall. 1961
A view of cottages on West Looe Hill including properties called (in 2017) Ifor, Cauldron Cottage, Trevale, Mornessa, The Binnacle, Compass Cottage, Gulls Cottage, Chy-An-Nor and Fiddlers Elbow

Marsland House, Morwenstow, Cornwall. 1958
A view of the inner courtyard and gatehouse of Marsland House. The Grade II listed former manor house was built in the 16th century

Morval House, Morval, near Looe, Cornwall. 1961
A general view of Morval House from the grounds. The Grade I listed building is a large Tudor residence which was once the home of the Glynn, Buller and Kitson families

Halwill Barton, Lesnewth, Cornwall. 1961
A general view of the early 17th century Grade II listed house. The house name original spelling was Halwill, as is reflected on a granite stone at the entrance to the drive

The Obby Oss, Duke Street, Padstow, Cornwall. 1966
The May Day Obby Oss festival with the parade moving through the town. The Obby Oss is an integral part of the May Day celebrations in Padstow

Aldercombe Barton, Kilkhampton, Cornwall. 1958
View of the exterior wall and gateway with pinnacles at Aldercombe Barton, a Grade II listed 16th century manor house. According to the listing information from Historic England the gateway may have

Poem by Robert Herrick
Fair daffodils we weep to see you waste away ?. Illustrated poem by Robert Herrick. Artist: Joyce Mercer Date: circa 1926

A Midsummer Nights Dream
I ll kiss thy fair large ears my gentle joy. Titania to Bottom. Artist: Joyce Mercer. Date: circa 1924

The harbour light, Victoria Pier, Mevagissey, Cornwall. 1982
A general view of the harbour light on Victoria Pier. A man and woman are at the end of the pier. Built in 1896, the lighthouse marks the south breakwater. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Treamble, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. 1966
A thatched, cob walled farm building by the roadside near Treamble. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Bolankan, Crowan, Cornwall. 1962
Bolankan Farmhouse at Crowan. Photographer: Charles Woolf

Joyce Grenfell
Joyce Irene Grenfell, OBE (n饠 Phipps; 10 February 1910 30 November 1979), British comedienne, actress and, in her time, one of the countrys best loved entertainers

The Mad Hatters Tea Party, Alice in Wonderland at theatre
Alice in Wonderland, performed on stage in 1918 at the Savoy Theatre, and starring Estelle Dudley as Alice, Adrienne Puret as the March Hare

Cinderella running away from the ball as midnight strikes. 20th century

Trecarne Gate, Minster, Cornwall. 1973
A slate-hung house at the road junction, with a woman standing beside the building on the far side. Photographer: Charles Woolf

A Group of the Shore Party at the Winter Quarters, c1908, (1909)
A Group of the Shore Party at the Winter Quarters. [Standing (from left): Joyce, Day, Wild, Adams, Brocklehurst, Shackleton, Marshall, David, Armitage, Marston

James Joyce, Irish novelist and poet
James Joyce (1882-1941), Irish novelist and poet. 1921

Alice Joyce Actress
Alice Joyce (1890 - 1955) American actress, best known for her silent films between (1923 - 1930). 1926

J Mercer. The Queen of Hearts
The Queen of Hearts she made some tarts... 20th century

Johns Joyce
A Portrait of writer, John Stanislaus Joyce, the father of Irish writer, James Joyce. Seated with hands folded. Date: circa 1926

Do you want some? By H. M. Bateman
" Do you want some? Innoculating a pessimist with Merry Christmas bacilli." This cartoon mentions the recent discovery of Reading Bacillus by Leonard Joyce as a new way of healing wounds

JOYCE: ULYSSES, 1918. The beginning of the serialization of Ulysses by Irish writer James Joyce (1882-1941), as it appeared in the March 1918 issue of The Little Review, edited by Margaret Anderson

James Joyce
JAMES AUGUSTINE JOYCE Irish writer Date: 1882 - 1941

The Chaperon by Joyce Dennys
A young woman manages to steal a few moments with her sweetheart out of sight of her chaperon (whose Victorian bathing costume can be seen)

Hans Andersens Fairy Tales
Fairy tale illustration from Ole Lukole the Dustman. Date: circa 1930

J Mercer. 3 wise men of Gotham
Three wise men of Gotham went to sea in a bowl, if the bowl had been stronger, my song would have been longer. 20th century

The All-Age Stakes: Everyone a Trier at St. Moritz! By Joyce
A humorous colour illustration by Joyce Dennys showing winter sports being played on a large ice rink

Joyce Barbour in 1922
Joyce Barbour (1901 - 1977), British actress. Married to the actor Richard Bird. Appearing in " The Babes in the Wood", as Maid Marion. Date: 1922

Advert for Frontier by Joyce California shoes 1941
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James Augustine Aloysius Joyce, 1882 - 1941. Irish novelist, short story writer, and poet. After a contemporary print

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"Joyce: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Life" Step into the world of Joyce, where creativity knows no bounds. From the pages of Ulysses to the iconic television series The Honeymooners, this name has left an indelible mark on our cultural landscape. James Joyce, the brilliant Irish writer behind Ulysses, takes us on a literary odyssey like no other. With his intricate storytelling and profound insights into human nature, he captivates readers with every word. As we delve into his masterpiece, we are reminded that life's journey is filled with twists and turns just like those experienced by Leopold Bloom. But Joyce's influence extends beyond literature. In a publicity photograph for The Honeymooners from 1955, we see Jackie Gleason alongside cast members Audrey Meadows, Art Carney, and Joyce Randolph. Their comedic genius brings joy to millions as they navigate the ups and downs of married life. Venturing further back in time to 1829 brings us face-to-face with JMW Turner's masterpiece "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus. " This painting captures the essence of resilience as Ulysses bravely faces off against a formidable foe. It serves as a visual representation of Joyce's exploration of human strength amidst adversity. The beauty found in Cornwall is another source of inspiration connected to this name. William Arthur Chesterfield's photograph transports us to Victoria Pier in Mevagissey during 1982—a serene coastal scene that evokes feelings of tranquility and wonderment. Stanbury House in Morwenstow offers yet another glimpse into the world surrounding Joyce. Its historic charm invites us to imagine him strolling through its corridors or finding solace within its walls while crafting his literary masterpieces. Intriguing connections emerge when examining photographs such as "JOYCE POUND QUINN & FORD.