Big Head Collection

Big Head [A], c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Big Head [A], c1905. Big Head, head-and-shoulders portrait, turned left

Mrs. Big Head, 1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Mrs. Big Head, 1905. Photograph shows half-length portrait of Mrs. Big Head, wearing blanket, seated, facing front

Big Head [B], c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
Big Head [B], c1905. Big Head, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front

If I ruled the World Princess Margaret Wedding May 1960 A workman carries a crown to put up in the Mall in preparation for Princess Margarets Wedding

Caparrots and big heads parade through the streets of the city, during the Festivities of Palma de Mallorca in 1918

Eltham Carnival in Kent. Big Heads. 1934

Eltham Carnival in Kent. Policemen talking with the Big Heads. 1934

St Bernard (Canis familiaris) standing, side view

St Bernard (Canis familiaris) sitting, head turned to left

Head of Bloodhound dog (Canis familiaris), leash around neck, side view

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"Big Heads: From Royal Weddings to Festive Parades, Unforgettable Encounters with Larger-Than-Life Characters" If I ruled the World Princess Margaret Wedding May 1960: A workman carries a larger-than-life "big head" prop, adding an element of whimsy and grandeur to the royal celebration. Caparrots and big heads parade through the streets of the city, during the Festivities: Immerse yourself in a vibrant spectacle as giant-headed figures take center stage, captivating onlookers with their larger-than-life presence. Eltham Carnival in Kent. Big Heads. 1934: Step back in time to witness the enchanting Eltham Carnival where oversized heads steal the show, evoking a sense of wonder and amusement among all who attend. Eltham Carnival in Kent. Policemen talking with the Big Heads. 1934: Even law enforcement can't resist engaging with these colossal characters at Eltham Carnival - showcasing how big heads unite people from all walks of life through laughter and camaraderie. St Bernard (Canis familiaris) standing, side view: Not limited to humans alone, even our furry friends can sport magnificent proportions. Behold this majestic St Bernard dog whose large head commands attention wherever it goes. St Bernard (Canis familiaris) sitting, head turned to left: With its gentle gaze and impressive cranium turned towards us, this St Bernard's big head exudes warmth and companionship that melts hearts effortlessly. Head of Bloodhound dog (Canis familiaris), leash around neck, side view: The undeniable charm lies within every wrinkle as we admire this bloodhound's massive noggin – an iconic feature that aids them in their noble tracking endeavors while capturing our fascination along the way.