Vailima Collection

Stevenson Last Photo
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON the Scottish novelist at Vailima - this is said to be the last portrait taken of him

Robert Louis Stevenson - at Vailima, Samoa - last portrait
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894) - British novelist - the Scottish novelist at Vailima - this is said to be the last portrait taken of him. Date: circa 1893

Stevenson / Family / Vailima
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writer with his mother, family and household at Vailima

Stevenson / Vailima / Vaea
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writers home at Vailima, Samoa, with Vaea Mountain in the background

Stevenson Bed Flageolet
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON The Scottish writer and poet playing the flageolet in bed in Vailima

Stevensons Prayer for Friends, from Prayers Written at Vailima
KDC397933 Stevensons Prayer for Friends, from Prayers Written at Vailima, published in London by Chatto & Windus with illustrations by Alberto Sangorski

Mr Robert Louis Stevensons Home, Vailima, Samoa (litho)
1107901 Mr Robert Louis Stevensons Home, Vailima, Samoa (litho) by Holland Tringham, Joseph (1861-1908); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr Robert Louis Stevensons Home, Vailima, Samoa)

Vailima, Tonga, home of Scottish novelist Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island (b / w photo)
6015128 Vailima, Tonga, home of Scottish novelist Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vailima)

The Late Robert Louis Stevenson, the Death Chamber at Vailima (engraving)
1039277 The Late Robert Louis Stevenson, the Death Chamber at Vailima (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Late Robert Louis Stevenson)

The Fighting in Samoa, in and about Apia (engraving)
1051859 The Fighting in Samoa, in and about Apia (engraving) by Destez, Paul (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Fighting in Samoa, in and about Apia)

Private residence of Robert Louis Stevenson - Samoa
The Private residence of Robert Louis Stevenson at Vailima, Samoa from 1890 onwards. Later the Governors Residence (extensively re-modelled on a number of occasions). Date: circa 1910s

Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson (1850-1894) Scottish author, born in Edinburgh. Etching by William Strang (1859-1821) after a photograph

Stevenson / Fanny / Ava
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writers wife, Fanny, makes ava in the smoking room at Vailima Date: 1850 - 1894

Stevenson / Vailima Samoa
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writers home at Vailima, Samoa, from 1890 onwards Date: 1850 - 1894

Stevenson / Osbourne
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writer dictating to Lloyd Osbourne at Vailima 1850 - 1894

Stevenson / Family Veranda
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writer with family and friends on the verandah at Vailima

Stevenson / Isobel Strong
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Scottish writer with his stepdaughter and amanuensis, Mrs Isobel Strong, at Vailima

Stevenson and Belle
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON in the library at Vailima, Upsilu, Samoan Islands, with his stepdaughter Belle, who acted as his amanuensis

Stevenson in Bed Writing
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON the writer at work in Vailima

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"Vailima: The Last Chapter of Robert Louis Stevenson's Life" Step into the enchanting world of Vailima, where the final chapter of renowned Scottish novelist Robert Louis Stevenson's life unfolded. This captivating place holds a wealth of memories and stories that paint a vivid picture of his time here. In his last photo, we catch a glimpse of Stevenson surrounded by his beloved family at Vailima. This serene image captures the essence of their bond and the tranquility that permeated their home. At Vailima, nestled in Samoa, Stevenson found solace and inspiration. It was here that he penned his prayers for friends, pouring out heartfelt words from Prayers Written at Vailima. These poignant verses reflect his deep appreciation for those who touched his life. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson's Home - an idyllic sanctuary amidst lush landscapes. A litho print transports us to this haven where creativity thrived and imagination ran wild. It also witnessed moments steeped in history; it became witness to both joyous occasions and somber farewells. From teaching Austin history within Villa Vailima's walls to bidding farewell to loved ones in the Death Chamber engraving – these glimpses remind us that even great writers are shaped by personal experiences. The fighting in Samoa left its mark on Apia, but amidst turmoil, there was resilience and strength displayed by its inhabitants. Through engravings capturing this tumultuous period, we gain insight into how these events influenced Stevenson's writing. As we explore Vaea Flageolet Bed - a cherished possession belonging to him - we uncover another layer of Stevenson’s character: one filled with passion for music and artistry beyond just literature. Vailima stands as a testament to Robert Louis Stevenson’s enduring legacy – an author whose tales continue to captivate readers worldwide.