Baylis Collection

British Military Poster - Inter-war period
Smart Men Wanted, rates of pay for soldiers enlisted or re-enlisted, Scots Guards, on or after 26 October 1925. Coloured chromolithograph recruitment poster after A W Baylis, 1925

British Military Poster - Inter-war period
Grenadier Guards, smart men wanted. Colour chromolithograph poster after A W Baylis, 1927. Published by HMs Stationery Office

Baylis, A.B. Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Oct. 5. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Baylis, A.B. Miss, portrait photograph, 1917 Oct. 5

The Vic-Wells Season & Dance, Waterloo, London, with portraits and signatures of creative staff, actors and actresses, including Tyrone Guthrie, Athene Seyler, Charles Laughton, Flora Robson

Lilian Baylis, Manager, The Vic-Wells Ballet, supplement to The Dancing Times, December 1937 Date: 1937

Advert, Tanner & Baylis, Cheltenham, Fly Waggons, operating daily between the West Country and London. Date: 1826

Tanner & Baylis advertisement (engraving)
560285 Tanner & Baylis advertisement (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tanner & Baylis advertisement.); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection

Well done, Baylis! said Dunstan (engraving)
3625288 Well done, Baylis! said Dunstan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Well done, Baylis! said Dunstan. Illustration for Chatterbox (1885)

Advert for Tanner & Baylis Fly Waggons, to and from London, two days each way. 1826

Biting Arsmart, Polygonum hydropiper. Copperplate illustration from Edward Baylis, A new and compleat body of practical botanic physic from the medicinal plants of the vegetable kingdom, Vol

Oriel Ross by Madame Yevonde
Oriel Ross (Muriel Swinstead, 1907-1994), actress, by Madame Yevonde. In 1928 she appeared in the role of Nature in Diaghilevs Ballet Ode at His Majestys Theatre

Lilian Baylis (1874 - 1937), English theatrical producer and manager. Managed the Old Vic and Sadlers Wells theatres in London

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"Baylis: A Multifaceted Name in British History" In the inter-war period, Baylis made its mark in various realms of British society. From military posters to ballet management, this name resonated with excellence and innovation. One notable figure associated with Baylis was Lilian Baylis, the esteemed manager of The Vic-Wells Ballet. Her visionary leadership propelled the company to new heights, captivating audiences with their mesmerizing performances. Beyond the world of dance, it also left its imprint on commerce. An advertisement for Tanner & Baylis in Cheltenham showcased their commitment to quality products and services. Their reputation as a trusted establishment spread far and wide. Meanwhile, The Vic-Wells Season & Dance at Waterloo in London became a cultural hotspot under the guidance of Baylis. It attracted art enthusiasts from all walks of life who eagerly awaited each season's lineup of breathtaking performances. The legacy continued with Tanner & Baylis Fly Waggons, as they provided reliable transportation solutions across the country. Their engraved advertisement depicted a sense of pride and accomplishment that echoed throughout their business endeavors. Not limited to commercial ventures alone, Oriel Ross by Madame Yevonde immortalized another facet of the illustrious name - capturing beauty through photography. This portrait serves as a testament to how diverse talents can be found within one family lineage. Even nature seemed to acknowledge the significance of this name when Biting Arsmart (Polygonum hydropiper) caught attention alongside Wood Carvings displayed through chromolitho prints. These artistic representations symbolize both strength and delicacy - qualities often associated with individuals bearing the surname "Baylis. " As Dunstan exclaimed his praise - "Well done, Baylis. " - it encapsulated not only personal achievements but also reflected upon an entire era defined by resilience and determination. Throughout history, certain names become synonymous with greatness; "Baylis" is undoubtedly one such example.