Mance Collection

Mance's field heliograph, 1850
3480161 Mance's field heliograph, 1850; (add.info.: Illustration depicting Mance's field heliograph. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Junior Mance Trio, London, 1962. Creator: Brian Foskett
Junior Mance Trio, London, 1962

Andy Cleyndert, c1990. Creator: Brian Foskett
Andy Cleyndert, c1990

Andy Cleyndert, c1985. Creator: Brian Foskett
Andy Cleyndert, c1985

Junior Mance, London, c2000. Creator: Brian Foskett
Junior Mance, London, c2000

Junior Mance, London, c1990. Creator: Brian Foskett
Junior Mance, London, c1990

Junior Mance, London, 1974. Artist: Brian O Connor
Junior Mance, American jazz pianist and composer, London, 1974

Brigadier General Sir Osborne Mance, the Society?s longe?
Brigadier General Sir Osborne Mance, the Society?s longest standing member having joined in 1899, at the 94th Anniversary Luncheon at the Dorchester Hotel, London, on 12 January 1960

Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance after handi?
Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance after handing over his ceremonial sword to Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary

Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance at the Cent?
Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance at the Centenary Conversazione held at the Science Museum on 12 January 1966. Sir Osborne was the Society?s longest standing member having joined in 1899

PICNIC, 19th CENTURY. Wood engraving, mid-19th century

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"Mance: A Captivating Journey Through Time and Music" Step into the world of Mance, a renowned jazz trio that enchanted audiences in London during various eras. In 1962, captured by Brian Foskett's lens, the Junior Mance Trio mesmerized listeners with their soulful melodies. The atmosphere was electric as they transported spectators to a realm where music reigned supreme. Fast forward to c1990, Andy Cleyndert's camera immortalized the essence once again. Their harmonious tunes filled the air, captivating all who were fortunate enough to witness their brilliance. The year c1985 saw Cleyndert capturing Andy Cleyndert in his element; his fingers danced effortlessly across the bass strings, creating an enchanting rhythm that resonated deep within. But it wasn't just about the music; it was about the connection between these talented musicians. Their camaraderie radiated through each note played and every beat struck. They shared an unspoken language that only true artists possess. Junior Mance himself became a symbol of musical excellence throughout London in both c2000 and c1990 - years when Brian Foskett's lens focused on him exclusively. His passion for jazz flowed through his veins as he poured his heart out onto every key he touched. His performances were nothing short of magical. In 1974, artist Brian O'Connor portrayed Brigadier General Sir Osborne Mance - perhaps a distant relative or namesake? This intriguing piece adds another layer to the enigma surrounding this illustrious family name. Mance has left an indelible mark on London's vibrant jazz scene throughout history. These photographs serve as windows into moments frozen in time - glimpses into a world where music transcends boundaries and captivates souls. Join us on this captivating journey through time and music as we celebrate the legacy – forever etched in the hearts of jazz enthusiasts worldwide.