Universally Collection

The Paris exhibition at night. The Exposition Universally of 1900, better known in English as the 1900 Paris Exposition, was a world's fair held in Paris, France

Englishman of 1685
The body-coat has now become the universal fashion, as have the wide knee-breeches : wigs are universally worn by men with any pretensions to being in the swim Date: circa 1685

Princess Charlotte of Wales (1796-1817) only child of George IV of Great Britain and Caroline of Brunswick, with her husband Leopold of Saxe-Coburg (1790-1865) later Leopold I of Belgium

Titt Ut! (Peek-a-Boo!)
Universally popular game for young children as depicted by artist Jenny Nystrom Date: circa 1902

The Wave Hairstyle, 1926
A permanently waved hairstyle by Feminix salon, Piccadilly, London, 1926. Shingled or bobbed hair became universally popular during the 1920 s, a reflection of womens new-found freedom

Fashion for hair, 1927
A perfectly groomed hairstyle by Francis, of Hanover Square. The hair was permanently waved into a style complementary to the face shape

A Nations Apprehension: The Crowds Outside Buckingham Palac
Crowds of people outside Buckingham Palace awaiting news of Edward VIIs condition. The popular king died on May 6th 1910 and was mourned universally

Reporter at Work
For some reason, reporters are universally depicted as snooping at keyholes or peeking at peoples private lives

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Amidst the enchanting glow of The Paris exhibition at night, a Page from The British Working Man or One Who Does Not Believe peeks curiously at an intriguing exhibit, while an Englishman of 1685 marvels at the advancements of the modern world. Princess Charlotte of Wales, the only child of George IV of Great Britain, graces the fashion scene with her captivating wave hairstyle of 1926. Fast forward to 1927, and the latest fashion trend takes center stage as reporters, including this one, document the excitement. Yet, even with progress and innovation, the human curiosity and fascination with the new persist, as demonstrated by the timeless game of Titt Ut. (Peek-a-Boo.) outside the grand gates of Buckingham Palace.