Countess Spencer Collection

Lady Dartmouth, daughter of Alexander McCorquodale and romantic novelist Dame Barbara Cartland, voted one of the 10 best dress ladies in the country

Lady Dartmouth, daughter of Alexander McCorquodale and romantic novelist Dame Barbara Cartland, voted one of the 10 best dress ladies in the country

The Royal Visit to Ireland, the Landing in Kingstown Harbour (engraving)
1044945 The Royal Visit to Ireland, the Landing in Kingstown Harbour (engraving) by Hall, Sydney Prior (1842-1922) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Royal Visit to Ireland)

National Volunteer Artillery Association at Shoeburyness, Countess Spencer presenting the Prizes (engraving)
1611278 National Volunteer Artillery Association at Shoeburyness, Countess Spencer presenting the Prizes (engraving) by Robinson

The Masterpieces of Sir Joshua Reynolds (litho)
1614725 The Masterpieces of Sir Joshua Reynolds (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Masterpieces of Sir Joshua Reynolds)

The Royal Visit to Ireland, crossing the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney (engraving)
1044974 The Royal Visit to Ireland, crossing the Gap of Dunloe, Killarney (engraving) by Hall, Sydney Prior (1842-1922) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Royal Visit to Ireland)

Countess Spencer (engraving)
1106134 Countess Spencer (engraving) by Reynolds, Joshua (1723-92) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Countess Spencer)

The Hon. Mrs Gerald Legge, who is one of the judges in the Daily Mirror Debutante Competition opened the May Fair in Shepherds Market. The group was accompanied by actor Terry Thomas. 21st May 1957

Duchess of Devonshire as a Child with Georgina, Countess of Spencer, 1760-61, (c1927). Artist: Sir Joshua Reynolds
Duchess of Devonshire as a Child with Georgina, Countess of Spencer, 1760-61, (c1927). The Countess Margaret Georgiana Spencer (1737-1814) was John Spencers wife

Lavinia, Countess Spencer (1762-1831), and John Charles Spencer, Viscount Althorp (1782)
Lavinia Spencer (nee Bingham), Countess Spencer (1762-1831) John Charles Spencer, Viscount Althorp, later the 3rd Earl Spencer (1782-1845)

Lavania Countess Spencer, 1901. Artist: Sir Joshua Reynolds
Lavania Countess Spencer, 1901. Lavinia Spencer (nee Bingham), Countess Spencer (1762-1831). After an original painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-1792). From The Connoisseur, Vol

Lavinia Spencer Countess Spencer Née Bingham
Lavinia Spencer, Countess Spencer, nee Bingham, 1762 - 1831. British illustrator, wife of George Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer. From Mezzotints, published 1904

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Countess Spencer, also known as Lady Dartmouth, was a woman of many talents and connections. Born to Alexander McCorquodale and renowned romantic novelist Dame Barbara, she had an upbringing steeped in literature and culture. Her involvement in various events and associations showcased her dedication to public service. In one such instance, Countess Spencer presented prizes at the National Volunteer Artillery Association event held at Shoeburyness. Her presence added grace and elegance to the occasion. Countess Spencer's appreciation for art extended beyond mere appearances. She admired the masterpieces of Sir Joshua Reynolds, with lithographs capturing her attention particularly. The intricate details brought these works to life before her eyes. A significant moment in Countess Spencer's life was when she accompanied royalty on their visit to Ireland. As they landed in Kingstown Harbour, engravings immortalized this historic event forever. Another engraving depicted their journey through the breathtaking Gap of Dunloe in Killarney during that same visit. Family ties were important to Countess Spencer as well. A painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds captured a tender moment between Georgina, Duchess of Devonshire as a child, and herself during their younger years together. This artwork served as a reminder of cherished memories shared between close relatives. Another portrait painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds showcased Countess Spencer alongside John Charles Spencer, Viscount Althorp - later known as Earl Spencer - who played an influential role within British politics during his lifetime. In 1901, another captivating portrait highlighted Countess Spencer's timeless beauty and poise; it truly encapsulated her essence for future generations to admire. Even outside aristocratic circles, Countess Spencer made an impact on society through her participation as a judge in the Daily Mirror Debutante competition - showcasing not only her refined taste but also her commitment towards recognizing young talent.