Becky Collection

Sara Crewe / Becky / Maid
Becky the maidservant comforts Sara Crewe when she is orphaned and penniless

Marquis of Blandford marries Becky Few Brown at St Mary Magdalen Church in Woodstock Oxfordshire Dbase

Chimp with computer
Becky the chimpanzee (18 months old and raised at Twycross Zoo)sits on a cushion next to a IBM AT-5170 computer, touching the keyboard with her hand. Date: 1987

Becky Holliday Pole Vault World Athletics Championships Stade De France, St Denis, Paris, France 23 August 2003 Date: 23 August 2003

Becky moves up in society and comes into a family of very genteel connections (colour litho)
3628265 Becky moves up in society and comes into a family of very genteel connections (colour litho) by Crombie, Charles (fl.1910); Private Collection; (add.info)

"Say yes, Becky, "Sir Pitt continued... (colour litho)
2796685 " Say yes, Becky, " Sir Pitt continued... (colour litho) by Brock, Charles Edmund (1870-1938) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Say yes, Becky)

It was a special licence to marry Becky any day he chose (litho)
6002368 It was a special licence to marry Becky any day he chose (litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: It was a special licence to marry Becky any day he chose)

Becky shatters Amelias idol (colour litho)
3628259 Becky shatters Amelias idol (colour litho) by Crombie, Charles (fl.1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Becky shatters Amelias idol)

Becky Sharp, a play, Lyceum Theatre, Ipswich
Becky Sharp, a play based on Thackerays novel, Vanity Fair, at the Lyceum Theatre, Ipswich, previously at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London

Alison Skipworth (1863 1952), American character actress of stage and screen, seen here as Miss Crawley in Becky Sharp (1935)

CLEMENS: TOM SAWYER. Wood engraving after a drawing by True Williams for the first edition of Mark Twains The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 1876

Delcher & Hennessy present Miss Coghlan as Becky Sharp in Thackerays Vanity fair. Date c1900

SALLY O NEIL: BECKY, 1927. Sally O Neil in the title role of the 1927 film Becky

Film Still: Becky, 1927

BECKY, 1927. Sally O Neil as the title character in the film

Becky Refuses a Proposal
A young lady turns down a propsal from an older gentleman. (Becky Sharp and Sir Pitt Crawley in " Vanity Fair" )

Vanity Fair / Becky
A characteristic specimen of Thackerays work as an illustrator - Becky in Lombard Street

Vanity Fair / Becky Sharp
Becky Sharp and Lord Steyne

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"Becky: From Maid to Marquise, a Tale of Transformation" In the enchanting world of Sara Crewe's imagination, Becky was more than just a maid. Clad in her worn dressing gown, she would dream of a life beyond servitude, where she could rise above her station and conquer new horizons. Little did Becky know that fate had something extraordinary in store for her. Just like a chimp with a computer, she would navigate through unexpected twists and turns that would lead her to unimaginable heights. The day arrived when the Marquis of Blandford took his vows at St Mary Magdalen Church in Woodstock. Surprisingly, it wasn't an aristocratic lady who stood beside him but our very own Becky Few Brown. A true Cinderella story come to life. As if by magic, Becky moved up in society and found herself embraced by a family with genteel connections. The litho captures the moment perfectly - Becky radiating confidence as she enters this refined world. "Say yes, Becky, " Sir Pitt urged persistently. And why wouldn't he? With every passing day, it became clearer that there was no better match for him than our resilient heroine. A special license granted Sir Pitt the freedom to marry Becky whenever he pleased - proof that their love knew no bounds or restrictions. Their union promised happiness beyond measure. But not everyone celebrated their love story without reservations. In another striking litho depiction, we witness how Amelia's idol is shattered by none other than our daring protagonist herself – Becky Holliday. She fearlessly challenges societal norms and leaves an indelible mark on those around her. Becky's captivating journey didn't end there; it transcended from pages to stages as "Becky Sharp" graced the Lyceum Theatre in Ipswich as an enthralling play brought to life by Alison Skipworth's talent.