Circus Collection (page 7)

The Five Furres, performing one of their balance acts with chairs. 10th February 1953

Two girls from the Chaludis act perform in the street at Hammersmith, London. 13th January 1953

Coco the Clown, created by Nicolai Poliakoff OBE. Coco the Clown talking to children in Swansea on his pet subject, road safety. April 1964

Rani the elephant helping to put up the big top with two boys when the Gerry Cottle circus came to Darlingtons South Park. 25th September 1989

The clown Windy Blow visiting Middlesbrough Hospital, seen with a child holding a balloon sculpture. 2nd August 1979

Clown John Grimaldi pictured at the circus at Finsbury Park, London. April 1975 75-1773-002

Shirley Tate, member of Stanley Rayners Circus at Sheerness. December 1953 D7470-001

Anton and Manet on the low trapeze

Circus clown Karl Brenner gives his 11 year old son Jan-Erik some make-up tips before their show at Stakeford, near Ashington

Bertram Mills Circus at Luton. April 1950 O23401-012

The Trocadero Restaurant, London
Situated on the corner of Londons Shaftesbury Avenue and Windmill Street, famous for its theatre which never closed, the Trocadero Restaurant was one of the most exclusive restaurants in Europe when

Circus Parade Date: 1891

Marsh harrier (Circus aeruginosus) female hunting among a panicked flock of Common teal (Anas crecca) in flight over marshland, RSPB Greylake Nature Reserve, Somerset, UK, December

Circus performers
Circus at Belle Vue, Manchester with the Dior Sisters performing 1958

Montagus harrier (Circus pygargus) female balancing on post, Germany. June

Handstand
Sebastian, a Bertram Mills high-wire act, on the roof of the Royal Garden Hotel

Chipperfields Circus - Tiger - Kumar

boy circus tent
A small boy peeps under a circus big top to watch the show inside. Birmingham, England Date: 1986

A drama in the tiger cage, 1931. Creator: Unknown
A drama in the tiger cage, 1931. Un Drame Dans La Cage Aux Tigres. A circus act goes wrong as tigers attack the tiger-tamer. Front cover of " Le Petit Journal Illustre"

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At the Circus: The Spanish Walk, 1899 (graphite, coloured pastel and charcoal
3432918 At the Circus: The Spanish Walk, 1899 (graphite, coloured pastel and charcoal on heavy wove paper) by Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de (1864-1901); 35x25 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Share certificate of John Harrop, architect and builder, in the Sheffield Circus and Theatre Company, 1836
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: arc02604

France - Circus - Auguste and the White Clown
France - Circus - Interactions between Auguste (the happy clown) and the White Clown (the sad clown): " Session interrupted". Date: 1905

The Circus (Le Cirque), 1890-91. Artist: Georges-Pierre Seurat
The Circus (Le Cirque), 1890-91. Painting housed in Musee d Orsay, Paris. From The Studio Volume 127. [The Offices of the Studio, London & New York, 1944]

The Circus, a historic ring of large townhouses in Bath, Somerset, England

Obelisk at the Circus of Putbus, Rugen, Germany

A tiger is seen in a cage before a rehearsal at the Fuentes Boys Circus in Mexico City July 31, 2014. Mexico Citys government overwhelmingly passed a law on June 2014

Image of Clown

USA, Florida, Sarasota, Ringling Museum, Circus Museum, Clown Emmett Kelly s
USA, Florida, Sarasota, Ringling Museum, Circus Museum, Clown Emmett Kellys clown makeup

Cambodia, Battambang, Phar Ponleu Selpak, roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone, ER

Canada, Quebec, Montreal, Palais de Congres de Montreal, convention Center, Old Port and circus tent from the St. Lawrence River

UK, Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh, Old Town, The Royal Mile, High Street, Fringe Festival Juggling Performance

Midway attractions at the Calgary Stampede, Canada

Spectators wathcing a rodeo event at the Calgary Stampede, Canada

Old posters of the traditional circus and horse shows, Camargue, France

Cambodia, Battambang, Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, silhouettes of traditional Khmer dancers, ER

Animal Party
Stacked Party Animals wearing party hats

Accordian Player
LARRY BUTTERWORTH

Clown panda
Balazs Solti

At the Circus Fernando Medrano With a Piglet (ca. 1889)
TOULOUSE LAUTREC

Welcome To the Circus
Frankie Kerr-Dineen

Dare to Know
Jodi Fuchs

Mind Body Spirit
Jodi Fuchs

Throw Your Hands in the Air
Jodi Fuchs

Elephant Mosaic II
Orara Studio

Tribal Elephant
Orara Studio

Tribal Elephants
Orara Studio

Tribal Rabbit
Orara Studio

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Step right up and enter the magical world of the circus. 🎪✨ From Elsie on Hassan to Laura Knight's stunning artwork, every corner is filled with wonder. The enchantment continues as we explore Wombwells Menagerie, where exotic creatures captivate our imagination. As night falls in London's Piccadilly Circus during the swinging 1960s, a dazzling display of lights illuminates the cityscape. Sir Alan Cobham's National Aviation Day Campaign poster takes flight, reminding us that even in this bustling metropolis, dreams can soar high above. But amidst all the excitement, a little child asks "Please, Mr Policeman, where is Father Christmas?" Matania's heartwarming illustration reminds us that joy and innocence are at the heart of this spectacle. Traveling back in time brings us face to face with ancient Roman costumes and their grandeur. We marvel at their elaborate attire as they perform death-defying feats under the big top. And who could forget about the flea circus? A miniature marvel that proves size doesn't matter when it comes to entertainment. These tiny performers defy expectations and leave audiences astounded. The sideshow posters beckon us closer; one featuring Celesta Geyer known as Jolly Dolly Dimple captures our attention. Her talents amaze spectators as she showcases her unique skills within this vibrant world of oddities and curiosities. Stepping into Piccadilly Circus in 1956 transports us back to an era filled with nostalgia. The hustle and bustle of city life intertwines with laughter and applause from delighted onlookers - a true feast for all senses. Taking inspiration from General Lew Wallace's epic tale Ben-Hur, we witness chariot races unfold before our eyes. The thunderous hooves pounding against ancient sands create an adrenaline-fueled atmosphere like no other. Finally, we find ourselves once again surrounded by neon lights in Piccadilly Circus at night.