Brice Collection

FILM: FUNNY GIRL, 1968. Barbra Streisand, performing on roller skates, starring in the film based on the life of the American comedienne Fanny Brice, 1968

Palace, Liege, 1850. Artist: R Brice
Palace, Liege, 1850. After George Shepherd (1784?1862). From The Continental Tourist, Belgium and Nassau (and Pictorial Companion). [Parry and Co, London, 1850]

Fanny Brice, Irving Netcher, Rosie Dolly and Ann Pennington, Chicago 1930s Date: 1930s

Namur. On the Sambre, 1850. Artist: R Brice
Namur. On the Sambre, 1850. After George Shepherd (1784?1862). From The Continental Tourist, Belgium and Nassau (and Pictorial Companion). [Parry and Co, London, 1850]

Liege, 1850. Artist: R Brice
Liege, 1850. From The Continental Tourist, Belgium and Nassau (and Pictorial Companion). [Parry and Co, London, 1850]

Fanny Brice in Come Over Here by Mizner and Pemberton
Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton. A second card of Fanny Brice at the London Opera House confirms her star status

Andrew Brice
ANDREW BRICE Printer of Exeter, England, author of the Topographical Dictionary. Date: 1690 - 1773

2nd Bahamas Boy Scouts Rugby Team
The 2nd Bahamas Boy Scouts Rugby Team, 1929-1930. Seated (left to right): Leonard Roberts, Fred Smith, Edison Russell, Aubrey Taylor, George Roberts, Mark Pritchard, Peter Cole, Howard Johnson

Robert Brice Kingsmill
Sir ROBERT BRICE KINGSMILL Admiral of the Blue Squadron of the Royal Navy Date: 1730 - 1805

CAROL BRICE (1918-1985). American contralto singer. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1947

FANNY BRICE (1891-1951). American singer, comedienne and actress. Caricature by Abe Birnbaum, c1930s

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"Brice: A Multifaceted Legacy of Talent and Artistry" From the silver screen to the canvas, from comedy stages to musical performances, the name "Brice" has left an indelible mark on various artistic realms throughout history. In 1968's iconic film "Funny Girl, " Barbra Streisand dazzled audiences as she fearlessly glided on roller skates, embodying the spirit of American comedienne Fanny Brice. Inspired by her life, this cinematic masterpiece showcased Brice's undeniable wit and charm. Delving further into time, we discover a different kind of talent associated with the name Brice - R. Brice, an artist whose brush strokes immortalized Liege in 1850. From capturing St. Martins Church's grandeur to depicting scenes along Namur's Sambre River, R. Brice painted a vivid picture of Belgian landscapes that still captivate viewers today. But it doesn't end there; another facet emerges through Mizner and Pemberton's production "Come Over Here. " Once again, Fanny Brice takes center stage alongside Irving Netcher, Rosie Dolly, and Ann Pennington - their collective talents intertwining to create a theatrical experience like no other. The legacy continues beyond entertainment circles as well; Robert Brice Kingsmill proudly represents his name as part of the second Bahamas Boy Scouts Rugby Team – showcasing athleticism and camaraderie in equal measure. Meanwhile, Andrew Brice stands tall among his peers – his accomplishments reaching far beyond what words can capture here. And let us not forget Carol Brice – an exceptional contralto singer who graced countless stages with her mesmerizing voice. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten in 1947, her image serves as a timeless reminder of her immense talent and contribution to music. Intriguingly diverse yet united under one surname lies this collection of individuals who have left their mark on the world.