Tessa Collection

Daphne Du Maurier / Kids
DAPHNE DU MAURIER English novelist and writer, author of " Rebecca" and " Jamaica Inn" pictured with her children, Christian, Flavia and Tessa in 1947

Daphne du Maurier and family at their Cornish home: here, goat-keeping with her children, Tessa, Flavia and Christian. Date: 1944

Tessa at Home. From George Eliots Romola, 1862-63, (1923). Artist: Frederic Leighton
Tessa at Home. From George Eliots Romola, 1862-63, (1923). Romola (1862-63) is a historical novel by George Eliot set in the fifteenth century

The Danish singer Tessa performing at G! Festival in the village of Syðrugota. Island of Eysturoy. Faroe Islands

Women protesting against the closure of Swindon Works, 1985
This group of female protestors were photographed in 1985 campaigning against the planned closure of Swindon Works, which happened the following year

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Valley Pfossental (Val di Fosse) between Texel or Tessa mountain range and Oetztal alps in South Tyrol. Mountain farm Eishof. Tyrol, Austria, Europe. (Large format sizes available). Date: 30/04/2009

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Valley Pfossental (Val di Fosse) between Texel or Tessa mountain range and Oetztal alps in South Tyrol. Mount Hohe Weisse or Bianca Grandein the background. Tyrol, Austria, Europe

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Mountain farm Tisenhof in valley Schnalstal (val senales), South Tyrol. Tyrol, Austria, Europe. Date: 30/04/2009

Tessa Sanderson Javelin 02 July 1992 Date: 02 July 1992

Illustration, Tessa. late 19th century

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CHAMPION MONARCH OF ARDKINGLASS AND CHAMPION TESSA Owned by Miss Noble. Date: 1949

Fall / Deerhound / Ms Noble
Champion Monarch of Ardkinglass and Champion Tessa Owned by Miss Noble. Date: 1949

Daphne du Maurier and children at Menabilly, 1944
Author and playwright Daphne du Maurier(1907-1989) tutoring her daughters Tessa(right) and Flavia at their desks, whilst her son Christian plays on a rocking horse nearby. Date: 1944

Daphne du Maurier and daughters at Menabilly, 1944
Author and playwright Daphne du Maurier(1907-1989) giving her daughter Tessa practical instruction at the piano at her Cornish home Menabilly in 1944

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"Tessa: A Woman of Many Faces and Talents" In 1945, the renowned author Daphne du Maurier captured a candid moment at her Cornish home, Menabilly. Surrounded by her family, including her children, she found solace and inspiration in this idyllic setting. Fast forward to 1985, when women took to the streets to protest against the closure of Swindon Works. Among them was Tessa, a fierce advocate for equality and workers' rights. Her determination echoed through the crowd as she fought for justice. But Tessa's story doesn't end there. In another snapshot from history, we see her immersed in George Eliot's world of Romola. This painting by Frederic Leighton transports us back to 1862-63 when Tessa embraced literature with passion and grace. Returning once more to Menabilly in 1944, Daphne du Maurier captures a tender moment between herself and her daughters. The love shared within these walls is palpable as they navigate life together amidst uncertainty. However, our journey takes an unexpected turn as we find ourselves on the enchanting Faroe Islands. Here stands Tessa - not the writer or activist but a Danish singer captivating audiences at G. Festival in Syðrugota village on Eysturoy Island. Her voice resonates with power and emotion that transcends language barriers. Finally, let us not forget Tessa Sanderson - an Olympic champion who defied expectations with every throw of javelin or shot put. With unwavering determination etched across her face, she became an icon inspiring generations of athletes worldwide. Tessa embodies versatility – from literary muse to social crusader; from songstress enchanting crowds under starry skies to sporting legend breaking records on grand stages. She reminds us that one person can embrace many passions throughout their lifetime – leaving indelible marks on history and touching the lives of those around them.