Headresses Collection

The Chess Game (oil on canvas)
488297 The Chess Game (oil on canvas) by Raschen, Henry (1854-1937); 89x122 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; American, out of copyright

A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a la Muftee in Sanish Town, pub
2630703 A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a la Muftee in Sanish Town, pub. 1802 (hand coloured engraving) by English School

The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh, 1917-22 (oil on canvas)
BAL240136 The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh, 1917-22 (oil on canvas) by Nesterov, Mikhail Vasilievich (1862-1942); 100.3x129.9 cm; State Art Museum, Nizhny Novgorod

Angelina Claude (1851 - ?), American actress, played in theatres in London

Womens headresses 14th century
Examples of headwear worn by English ladies. 14th century

The Girl from Utah by James P Tanner
Promotional postcard of The Girl From Utah by James T. Tanner; music Paul Rubens. Artist: E. P. Kinsella. First produced at the Adelphi Theatre, 18th October 1913

A group of Jolly Good Fellahs - Syria
A group of Syrian Fellahs, Aleppo, Syria. The word Fellah is used to denote a peasant, farmer or agricultural labourer in the Middle East and North Africa

Arab Dancers from Tunis, Tunisia
Two beautiful Arab Dancers from Tunis, Tunisia, wearing elaborate metal wrist bracelets and bangles, jewellery, necklaces, shawls, headresses and massive hooped earrings. Date: circa 1910s

Val d Ossau Women at the fountain
Val d Ossau Women collect drinking water at the village fountain. Date: circa 1910s

Group from the Val d Ossau
Group of people from the Val d Ossau, France in traditional costume. Date: circa 1910s

Syrians in Constantinople
A group of Syrians in Constantinople, displaying traditional Syrian dress with sword, rifles, headresses and a carried ewer. Date: 1905

Lesguinka Dance - Russian Cossack Dance
Lesguinka Dance - Traditional Russian Cossack Dance

Southern Egyptian African dancers
The Eccentric dancers of Southern Egypt (modern Sudan), complete with drummer and elaborate headresses

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"Exploring the Artistry of Headresses: From Chess Games to Grand Balls and Invisible Cities" Step into a world where headresses reign supreme, capturing the essence of culture, history, and art. In "The Chess Game, " oil on canvas unveils an intriguing scene where players don exquisite headpieces, adding an air of regality to their strategic pursuits. Transport yourself to a vibrant Jamaican celebration in "A Grand Jamaica Ball or the Creolean Hop a la Muftee in Sanish Town. " Here, headresses burst with color and energy as dancers move rhythmically to lively tunes. "The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh" mesmerizes with its ethereal beauty. Amidst this captivating painting's oil strokes lies enchanting headwear that reflects both mystery and allure. Angelina Claude captivates hearts with her elegance personified through intricate headresses. Each piece she wears tells a story, whispering tales from centuries past. Travel back in time to the 14th century as women adorn themselves with ornate headpieces that speak volumes about their social status and fashion sensibilities. James P Tanner's theatrical masterpiece "The Girl from Utah" brings forth glamorous headdresses that add drama and flair to this captivating tale brought alive on stage. "The Girl on the Film, " adapted by James Tanner, showcases how even within cinema's realm, headresses play a vital role in character development and storytelling magic. Nature itself embraces beauty through avian grace. The Grey Crowned Crane proudly displays its majestic plumage atop its regal crown-like crest - nature's own interpretation of stunning headdress designs. From Syria comes "A group of Jolly Good Fellahs, " each adorned with unique traditional headdresses representing their rich cultural heritage passed down through generations. Arab Dancers from Tunis captivate audiences not only with their rhythmic movements but also through intricately designed headdresses that embody tradition while embracing modernity.