Aerialist Collection

Two Trapeze Artists
Sarasota, Florida: March 13, 1941 Two aerial artists for the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus start limbering up for the summer circuit

Advertisment for Folies-Bergere, Travail Merveilleux sur le Fil de Fer par Fontaine, pub
2962401 Advertisment for Folies-BergAre, Travail Merveilleux sur le Fil de Fer par Fontaine, pub

The Aerialist
David Naman

Victorian London - Charles Blondin at Shoreditch
Vintage engraving showing a scene from 19th Century London England. Charles Blondin The Great Blondin performs the tightrope walker act at Shoreditch circa 1870

CIRCUS POSTER, c1898. The Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers, Americas Greatest Shows Consolidated - the Ryan, Weitzel & Zorella s. Chromolithograph, c1898

CIRCUS POSTER, c1890. Trapeze artists performing at a circus. Lithograph, c1890

CIRCUS POSTER, c1890. Cirque d Hiver, Boulevard des Filles-du-Calvaire, Tous Les Soirs a 8 Heures. Chromolithograph, c1890

Descente d Absalon par Miss Stena. Chromolithograph, c1890
CIRCUS POSTER, c1890. Descente d Absalon par Miss Stena. Chromolithograph, c1890

Circus Performers Practice
Sarasota, Florida: March 14, 1946 Acrobats and aerialists practice their craft with the arrival of spring at the winter quarters of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus

Chinese Family Tightrope Act
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: April 24, 1942 The Naittos, a Chinese family tightrope act that that performs with the circus

Aerialist wearing wings strapped to his shoulders and feet while suspended from a balloon. Date between 1870 and 1900

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In the enchanting world of aerialists, two trapeze artists gracefully soar through the air, captivating audiences with their daring acrobatic feats. Transporting us back to Victorian London, we witness Charles Blondin's awe-inspiring performance at Shoreditch, where he defies gravity and leaves spectators in utter amazement. The allure of these skilled performers extends beyond borders as an advertisement for Folies-Bergere entices us with Fontaine's marvelous work on the wire. The anticipation builds as we eagerly await The Aerialist's breathtaking act that promises to leave us spellbound. Recalling Philippe Petit's legendary high wire walk between New York City's Twin Towers, our hearts race with adrenaline as we imagine the sheer courage it takes to conquer such heights, and is a testament to the indomitable spirit of aerialists who fearlessly push boundaries and challenge what is possible. Across continents, at Sydney Festival Shanghai Mimi, a mesmerizing display unfolds before our eyes. The aerialist effortlessly glides through the air with grace and precision, leaving no doubt that this art form has truly transcended cultural barriers. With each performance at Sydney Festival Shanghai Mimi, we are reminded of the incredible talent possessed by these extraordinary individuals. Their dedication and mastery of their craft shine brightly under vibrant lights as they continue to inspire generations with their ethereal movements. As we marvel at their strength and agility suspended above ground level, let us celebrate these fearless souls who bring magic into our lives through their remarkable performances. The world of aerialists is one filled with wonderment and awe – a realm where dreams take flight and imagination knows no bounds.