Wildes Collection

Amidst the enchanting Oberstdorf, Bavaria, Germany, the ethereal figure of Maud Allan graced the stage in her iconic Peacock Skirt

The Peacocks Skirt
An original, vintage, poster of The Peacock Skirt, an 1893 illustration by Aubrey Beardsley, published by Big O Posters Inc, in about 1969

Wildes Collection: ILN - Duchess of Sutherland

ILN - Duchess of Sutherland
Page 516 from the Illustrated London News, 29th April 1893, featuring the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland and a scene from Oscar Wildes play A Woman Of No Importance at the Haymarket. Date: 1893

Wildes Collection: Covent Garden. Concert

Covent Garden. Concert
Cover of Oscar Wildes Plays by Doria Nachshen. Published in London in 1892. Engraving

Mrs Bernard Beere
FANNY MARY BERNARD-BEERE Whitehead), actress, known for many roles including that of Mrs Arbuthnot in Wildes A Woman of No Importance

Wildes Collection: Maud Allan Spring Song

Maud Allan Spring Song
The Fruhlingslied (Spring Song) from his Lieder Ohne Worte (Songs without words) is interpreted by dancer Maud Allan (famous for her rendering of Wildes Salome)

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Amidst the enchanting Oberstdorf, Bavaria, Germany, the ethereal figure of Maud Allan graced the stage in her iconic Peacock Skirt, performing her mesmerizing Spring Song. The melancholic strains of Chopin's Funeral March echoed through the air, evoking a sense of profound emotion. Mrs. Bernard Beere, a captivated audience member, couldn't help but be moved by the raw talent and passion on display. The Duchess of Sutherland, also present, shared a knowing smile with Sir Edward Carson, both recognizing the transformative power of the arts. The ILN captured the moment, immortalizing Maud Allan's performance for generations to come.