Cassidy Collection

The Wild Bunch
Members of The Wild Bunch in Fort Worth, Texas: sitting (l to r): Harry A Longabaugh, alias the Sundance Kid, Ben Kilpatrick, alias the Tall Texan, Robert Leroy Parker

PAUL NEWMAN (1925-2008). American actor. As Butch Cassidy in the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, 1969

CASSIDY AND LONGBAUGH. Butch Cassidy (1866-?), alias of Robert Leroy Parker, American desperado, and Harry Longbaugh (1867-?), known as the Sundance Kid, American desperado

The Wild Bunch, 1901, gang of American outlaws, bank and train robbers, led by Butch Cassidy, seated right. Cassidy, born Robert LeRoy Parker (1866-1908): Standing left

The Wild Bunch, American outlaw gang, 1901 (1954). Left to right, standing, William Carver (News Carver), Harvey Logan (Kid Curry); sitting, Harry Longabaugh (Sundance Kid)

Ed Pearce, Rob Smyth & Cassidy Bath V Wigan Rugby UnionChallenge 28 May 1996 Date: 28 May 1996

Shaun Cassidy Newcastle Rugby Union 12 February 1996 Date: 12 February 1996

Taos Indian (oil on canvas)
1767637 Taos Indian (oil on canvas) by Cassidy, Ira Diamond Gerald (1879-1934); 40.6x50.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Taos Indian. Ira Diamond Gerald Cassidy. Oil on canvas)

Reverence for the Land, (oil on canvas)
823311 Reverence for the Land, (oil on canvas) by Cassidy, Ira Diamond Gerald (1879-1934); 77x101.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Reverence for the Land. Ira Diamond Gerald Cassidy (1879-1934)

Butch Cassidy, American outlaw, 1894-1896 (1954). Born Robert Leroy Parker in Beaver, Utah, in 1866, Butch Cassidy was a notorious train robber

Soho, London - Keith Prowse ticket agency, offering tickets for Neil Young, Elton John, David Cassidy, Sweet, Roxy Music, and many more. 1973

In Holy (!) Russia by Lilian Clare Cassidy (Mrs. J. Rice Cassidy). First produced at the Princes Theatre, Preston, 29th May 1905

Robert LeRoy Parker, alias Butch Cassidy, head-and-shoulders portrait. Date 1893

JESSE LINSLEY (b. 1868) Portrait of Jesse Linsley, a member of The Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidys gang of the Wild West
JESSE LINSLEY (b.1868) Portrait of Jesse Linsley, a member of The Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidys gang of the Wild West. Photograph, c1902

Western / Hopalong
HOPALONG AVENGES THE SHERIFF (Clarence E Mulford) Popular hero Hopalong Cassidy in another adventure

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"Cassidy: The Legend of the Wild Bunch and Beyond" Step into the thrilling world of Cassidy, a name synonymous with adventure, rebellion, and daring escapades. Meet Butch Cassidy, the charismatic leader of The Wild Bunch - a notorious gang of American outlaws who ruled the West in 1901. With their audacious bank and train robberies, they became legends that still captivate our imaginations today. In an iconic photograph taken at Fort Worth, Texas in 1901, Cassidy sits proudly alongside his partner-in-crime Harry Longbaugh aka the Sundance Kid. This image immortalizes their bond as two desperados ready to challenge any obstacle that crossed their path. Butch Cassidy's legacy extends beyond real-life notoriety; he was brought to life on screen by none other than Paul Newman in the film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (1969). Newman's portrayal captured both Cassidy's charm and cunning nature, leaving audiences enthralled by this larger-than-life character. Cassidy's influence reaches far beyond his criminal exploits. In Soho, London stands Keith Prowse ticket agency where countless memories were made through entertainment events attended by individuals like Ed Pearce, Rob Smyth & Cassidy themselves. However, there is more to this enigmatic name than just outlaws and actors. Shaun Cassidy emerges as another notable figure bearing this moniker - a multi-talented artist who left an indelible mark on various creative fields. Art also finds its place within the realm of Cassidy. From Taos Indian oil paintings capturing Native American culture to Reverence for the Land depicted on canvas with utmost respect for nature’s beauty – these works evoke emotions that transcend time itself. The Wild Bunch lives on as an emblematic symbol of defiance against societal norms. Their story has been told through books such as "The Wild Bunch: American Outlaw Gang" (1901) and "Butch Cassidy.