Gypsy Collection (page 24)

Gipsy man and his pet dog
A gipsy man and his pet dog, at an encampment in Surrey. The man sits precariously on a crumpled red tin

Sweet Waters - Constantinople
Group of Gypsies seated by the Sweet Waters, Constantinople, Turkey

Fortune teller - Constantinople
A female street fortune teller in Constantinople

Seller of little chickens
A Bohemian Gypsy lady chicken seller, specialising in little chickens. Pictures with her young male assistant

Turkish Woman and horse
Patriotic postcard featuring a photographic portrait of a veiled Turkish woman set above an illustration of a rich well-dressed Turkish gypsy woman holding the reins of a fine white horse

Turkish Gypsy twins
A pair of Turkish Gypsy twins in traditional costume

Bohemian Women enjoying the high life
Gypsy Bohemian women in Turkey indulging in the high life

Peasant revolt in Romania: types of the agrarian agitators
A page from the Illustrated London News showing the kind of Romanian people purported to be involved in the peasants revolt which began in March 1907

Gypsy Smoking a Pipe
Margaret Finch, Queen of the Gipsies at Norwood, in south London is shown smoking a pipe with her two pet dogs - one is smaller than a tankard!!

Gypsy camp on Exmoor
A gypsy camp on Exmoor

Gypsy Caravans C. 1905
Gipsy caravans on South Moor near Stanley, County Durham

Gipsy Child 1973
A scruffy gypsy child with rather an angelic face

Gipsy Boy & Dog
A charming portrait of a gypsy boy and his little dog

Young Gypsy Boy & Pony
A young gypsy lad sits on the running board of his family caravan as the ponies are kitted out for travel at this encampment in Surrey

Old Gypsy Man Smoking
An old gypsy man sits by the fire and smokes a cigarette at an encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Family & Caravan
A Gypsy Father and son stand next to their green caravan as a large pot cooks above a basic fire. Two children peer out from within the caravan at this Surrey encampment

Young Gypsy Girl & Pot
A young gypsy girl holding a spade stands close to a large suspended cooking pot at an encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Boy & Guinea Pig
A young gypsy boy with bright red hair clutches his pet guinea pig close to his chest at an encampment in Surrey

Two Gypsy Children
Two young gypsy boys stand and sit close to the cooking pot at this encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Boy and Dogs
A ginger haired gypsy boy sits on the shelf at the end of the family caravan with his two dogs at an encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Boys & their Dogs
Two young gypsy boys sit with their pet dogs at an encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Children and Dogs
Four Gypsy children and their dogs in front of the brightly painted family caravan at an encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Mother & Child
A rather sullen looking gypsy Mother and her child sit in the shade of their caravan at this encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Family - 1973
A gypsy family pose for a photograph on the step of their caravan at an encampment in Surrey

Young Gypsy Child
A young Gypsy child with a remarkable wool hat sits atop a pile of horse tack and rags drinking from a teated milk bottle under the axel of the family caravan

Young Gipsy Boy - 1973
A young gypsy lad sits on his family pony, clutching a chicken at this encampment in Surrey

Gypsy Family - Surrey
Three generations of a gypsy family stand in, on and around their caravan in this winter scene in a traveller encampment

Gypsy Caravan - 1973
A traditional gypsy caravan at an encampment in Surrey, brightly painted and adorned

Ginger-Haired Gypsy Boy
A young ginger-haired gypsy boy looks out from the window of the family caravan at an encampment in Surrey

Gipsy reading a palm
A gipsy reading the palm of a shy girl

Gypsy Moth - male & female
JLMO-413 Gypsy Moth - male & female Lymantria dispar John Mason Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Census 1901 Gypsies
The census in humble life, an enumerator in gypsy encampment

Amy Johnson / Gypsy Moth
Amy Johnson (Mrs Mollison), pioneer British aviator, and her Gipsy Moth: made several record flights Date: 1903 - 1941

Gipsies / Postcard / 1905
A happy gypsy family on an encampment

Study of a Tramp
A study of an old man, a tramp, with matted hair, a gypsy sprig pinned to his lapel and a couple of war medals pinned to his coat with a safety pin

Mr Harding of London cursed by gipsy Martha
Mr Harding of London is cursed by the gipsy Martha when he refuses to give her money

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"Gypsy Splendour: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the enchanting world of gypsies, where vibrant colors, nomadic caravans, and captivating tales come alive. Inspired by Laura Knight's masterpiece "Gypsy Splendour, " this caption will take you on a mesmerizing journey. Immerse yourself in the allure of horse-drawn gypsy caravans as they traverse picturesque landscapes, evoking a sense of freedom and wanderlust. Picture Django Reinhardt strumming his guitar passionately under starlit skies, his melodies echoing through the night. Travel back to the 1930s when gipsies roamed with their caravans adorned with intricate designs. Amy Johnson soars above them in her daring aviation feats while Jem Mace showcases his strength as a renowned boxer. Discover Piazza Navona in Rome, Italy – its bustling streets filled with laughter and music from lively gatherings around Gypsy Lee's fortune-telling booth. The air is thick with anticipation as she unveils secrets hidden within ancient tarot cards. Witness the elegance of a horse-drawn gypsy caravan gracefully gliding along country roads; its wheels spinning stories untold. Each step brings us closer to understanding their rich heritage and deep-rooted traditions that have stood the test of time. Let your imagination run wild as you envision these nomadic souls weaving dreams amidst nature's embrace. Their spirit lives on through artistry like Laura Knight's brushstrokes capturing their essence for eternity. In this captivating world, we find ourselves drawn to the mystique surrounding these wandering spirits who embody resilience and adaptability against all odds. They remind us that life is an ever-changing dance between fate and destiny – just like a gypsy caravan traversing uncharted territories. So let us celebrate Gypsy Splendour - an ode to those who dare to dream beyond boundaries set by society; forever leaving traces of their vibrant culture wherever they roam.