Astonishingly Collection

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Baba Beaton
Miss Baba Beaton is the younger of the two beautiful and attractive Beaton girls. They are among the most popular of the blonde ex-debs, and no party is complete without them

Akbar at Surat 1572
Mughal emperor AKBAR ( the Great ) enters Surat, Gujerat, after an astonishingly rapid 11-day campaign

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Lady Daphne Finch-Hatton
Lady Daphne Finch-Hatton was the eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Winchilsea and Nottingham. The photograph shows her in a serious mood, with Whisky

Ursula Packe, daughter of Sir Edward and Lady Packe, before her marriage to Mr Peter Clifton, Grenadier Guards. Madame Yevonde was a prolific and ground-breaking society portrait

A Sack Tournament in the First Brigade Sports held at Ali Musjid, Gurkhas versus Sikhs and Punjabi Mahomedans
1063660 A Sack Tournament in the First Brigade Sports held at Ali Musjid, Gurkhas versus Sikhs and Punjabi Mahomedans (engraving) by English School

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Miss Isobel McLean
Isobel McLean, daughter of Mrs Loudon McLean, society hostess. Madame Yevonde was a prolific and ground-breaking society portrait and commercial photographer active between 1915 and 1975

Alfred Austin (1896)
ALFRED AUSTIN, forgettable and unlikeable poet whose profuse output wins him more mockery than praise from the critics but, astonishingly, gets him appointed Poet Laureate, 1896. Date: 1835 - 1913

Alfred Austin (Punch)
ALFRED AUSTIN, indifferent and unlikeable poet whose profuse output wins him more mockery than praise from the critics but, astonishingly, gets him appointed Poet Laureate, 1896. Date: 1835 - 1913

Miss Jeanne de Casalis by Madame Yevonde
Miss Jeanne de Casalis pictured during the time she played the lead in Mr Edward Middletons production of Potiphars Wife. Madame Yevonde was a prolific and ground-breaking society portrait

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Mr W. Somerset Maugham
Mr Somerset Maugham regards the world with a cold and cynical eye and writes about it with a brilliant pen. Madame Yevonde was a prolific and ground-breaking society portrait

A Madame Yevonde portrait of Mrs Winston Churchill
Graciousness, enterprise, dignity, staunchness, a sympathetic outlook and an acute sense of humour are all characteristics of Mrs (Clementine) Churchill

Baby on Rug / Midget C1909
A baby lies on a rug with an astonishingly knowing look in its eye

Cayleys Helicopter
CAYLEYs HELICOPTER-AEROPLANE With two lateral helicopter rotors to provide lift, and two propellers for propulsion, this is an astonishingly far- sighted proposal

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"Captivating Moments: Madame Yevonde's Astonishingly Timeless Portraits" Step into a world of captivating elegance and timeless beauty as we delve into the astonishing portfolio of Madame Yevonde, a ground-breaking society portrait and commercial photographer. From her iconic portraits to historical engravings, each image tells a story that transcends time. In the enchanting Madame Yevonde portrait of Baba Beaton, we witness an ethereal charm that captures the essence of this mysterious figure. The delicate brushstrokes reveal a depth beyond what meets the eye, leaving us in awe. Lady Daphne Finch-Hatton emerges from another frame with grace and poise. Her regal presence is accentuated by Madame Yevonde's masterful use of light and shadow, creating an atmosphere that exudes sophistication. Travel back in time to 1572 with Akbar at Surat. This engraving transports us to a bygone era where cultures collided, showcasing the artist's ability to capture historical significance through visual storytelling. Ursula Packe stands before us in all her pre-marital glory, radiating confidence and allure. Through Madame Yevonde's lens, she becomes more than just a subject; she becomes an embodiment of strength and femininity. The Sack Tournament held at Ali Musjid takes center stage as Gurkhas face off against Sikhs and Punjabi Mahomedans. The intensity captured within this engraving leaves us breathless - it is truly astonishing how art can encapsulate raw emotion so vividly. Alfred Austin graces our presence not once but twice - first in 1896 and then immortalized on Punch magazine covers. His expressions speak volumes about his character while highlighting Madame Yevonde's ability to capture personality through portraiture. Miss Isobel McLean emanates both innocence and allure simultaneously - proof that contradictions can coexist harmoniously within one frame.