Fanny Collection (page 4)

Impulse by B C Stephenson
Promotional postcard for Impulse by B. C. Stephenson. First produced at the St. Jamess Theatre, 9th December 1882. Flyer for a tour by Fanny Josephs and C. W. Garthornes Company Date: circa 1882

Birchington VAD nurses
Studio photograph (Houghton, Margate & Broadstairs) of the Birchington (Kent/178) VAD nurses. A group of ten nurses is shown

Hospital Mess, Quex Park 1917. The Winter Garden, between Quex House and the Museum buildings served as the Mess for the VAD Hospital at Quex Park

A Ward, Quex Park VAD Hospital. This ward was located in the Drawing Room of Quex House. Originally built as a small ballroom in 1883

1914 VAD staff in 1917
Members of Birchington VAD staff who were the longest serving when the photograph was taken in 1917. Standing (left to right) Camille Van Dyck (Belgian, origianlly a patient)

VAD staff and domestic staff, Quex Park, Autumn 1917. Seated in the centre of the front row are (left to right) Major PHG Powell-Cotton, Mrs HB Powell-Cotton and Dr Worthington

VAD staff, Quex Park
VAD staff and domestic staff, Quex Park, Autumn 1917. Standing in the centre at the back is Major PHG Powell-Cotton. Standing at the back, second right is Jack Hedge, Hospital Masseur

Patients & Staff, Quex Park
Group of patients, VAD nurses and Quex House staff at the front of Quex House, Autumn 1917. Seated in the centre are (left to right) Major Powell-Cotton, Mrs HB Powell-Cotton and Dr Worthington

Nurses & Patients, Front Verandah, Quex Park. The Verandah, which was outside A Ward, offered a sheltered, south-facing outdoor space

Nurses & patients, Winter Garden, Quex Park
Nurses and patients in the Winter Garden, Quex Park. This room was used as the Hospital Mess. Nurse Fanny Watson is standing, second left

Nurses & Doctor, Quex Park
Nurses of the Birchington VAD, together with Medical Officer, Dr Harry Worthington, outside Quex House in early 1915. Seated (left to right) are Alice Cobb, Quartermaster, Hannah Powell-Cotton

Seven VAD nurses at Quex Park
A group of seven VAD nurses standing at the front of the Winter Garden, Quex Park in February 1916. In the centre of the group is Nurse Fanny Watson; second from the right is `nurse Mildred Swinford

VAD nurses, and child, at Quex
A group of eight VAD nurses, three seated, are beside the Winter Garden, Quex Park. With them is Antoinette Powell Cotton (1913-1996), dressed as a VAD nurse

Fanny Brough - Paris-born British stage actress
Frances " Fanny" Whiteside Brough (1852-1914), Paris-born British stage actress, is remembered especially for her many comedy roles performed over a four decade-long career. Date: 1890

Mlle Fanny Cerrito in Maziliers Orfa at the
Mlle. Fanny Cerrito in Maziliers Orfa at the Academie Imperiale de Musique.. Cerrito (1817-1909) was born in Naples and became one of the most famous ballerinas of the 19th century

Frances Copeland in Maid or Wife, 1822.. Miss Frances Copeland as Fanny in Maid or Wife at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Handcolored stipple copperplate engraving by Robert Cooper after a painting by

Mary Fanny Carew
Mary Fanny (Cornewall) Carew - wife of Benjamin Francis Hallowell Carew Date: circa 1850

Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland as a nurse during WWI
Millicent Fanny Sutherland-Leveson Gower- [n饠 Millicent Fanny St Clair-Erskine], Duchess of Sutherland (18671955), society hostess and social reformer

Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland as a nurse, Tatler cover, W
Millicent Fanny Sutherland-Leveson Gower- [n饠 Millicent Fanny St Clair-Erskine], duchess of Sutherland (18671955), society hostess and social reformer

Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland
Millicent Fanny Sutherland-Leveson Gower- [n饠 Millicent Fanny St Clair-Erskine], duchess of Sutherland (18671955), society hostess and social reformer. Date: c.1905

Mrs J H (Fannie) Conant, American spirit medium
Mrs J H (Fannie or Fanny) Conant (1831-1875), American spirit medium and healer. Seen here with spirit hands and flowers in the background. Date: 19th century

Emily Judson
EMILY JUDSON (nee Chubbock) American writer, as Fanny Forester, wife of missionary in Burma with her autograph Date: 1817 - 1854

Fanny Woodham
FANNY WOODHAM this sweet young thing is probably the singer of this name and period, though the dates don t seem to match Date: 1800 - 1891

Fanny Lewald Stahr
FANNY LEWALD STAHR German writer Date: 1811 - 1889

Michael Sadleir
MICHAEL SADLEIR writer and bibliographer, best known for his novel Fanny by gaslight written 13 years after this portrait was made. Date: 1888 - 1957

Mendelssohns Wife
Cecile Charlotte Sophie Jeanrenaud, wife of Mendelssohn and mother of his five children. [Do not confuse with his sister Fanny, also named Cecile] Date: 1830s

Frances Anne Fanny Kemble 19th century Brown
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AD: PATENT MEDICINE, c1852. American advertisement for Sybilline Leaves. Lithograph, c1852

Fanny Bunter a Character in New Men and Old Acres

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fanny Wocke, German, 1880 - 1938, 1916, woodcut in black on blotting paper

Miss Dorrit and Little Dorrit, illustration from Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens
KW259275 Miss Dorrit and Little Dorrit, illustration from Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens (1812-70) first published 1857 (litho) by Browne

Lady Nelson (oil on canvas) (b / w photo)
XJF180914 Lady Nelson (oil on canvas) (b/w photo) by Cosway, Richard (1742-1821); Private Collection; (add.info.: wife of Lord Horatio Nelson; ); English, out of copyright

Frances Trollope (1780-1863) engraved by F. Brown (engraving)
XJF114039 Frances Trollope (1780-1863) engraved by F.Brown (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Mrs Abington as Miss Prue in Congreves Love for Love, 1771 (oil on canvas)
XYC111954 Mrs Abington as Miss Prue in Congreves Love for Love, 1771 (oil on canvas) by Reynolds, Joshua (1723-92); 76.8x63.8 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; English

Mrs. Abington as Miss Prue in Love for Love by William Congreve Mrs
Mrs. Abington as Miss Prue in " Love for Love" by William Congreve Mrs. Abington as Miss Prue in William Congreves " Love for Love", Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1723-1792, British

HEMPSTEAD, c1916. A bench in the garden of the Fanny A. Mulford house on Fulton Avenue in Hempstead, New York. Photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston, c1916

MENDELSSOHNs SISTERS. German composer Felix Mendelssohns sisters, Fanny (1805-1847) and Rebecca (1811-1858). Pencil drawing by Wilhelm Hensel, 1828

GAETANO DONIZETTI (1797-1848). Italian composer. Fanny Tacchinardi-Persiani as Adina and Antonio Tumburini as Belcore in Donizettis opera L elisir d amore. Lithograph, c1835-40

FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE (1809-1893). Fanny. English actress. Oil on canvas by Thomas Sully

FANNY ELSSLER (1810-1884). Austrian dancer. Lithograph by George Endicott after a painting by Henry Inman, c1841

FANNY BRAWNE (1800-1865). Fiancee of English poet John Keats (1795-1821). Watercolor miniature, 1833

CHILDREN AND RABBIT. The Pet Rabbit. Mezzotint by Henry S. Sadd, c1845, after a painting by Fanny Corbaux

THE TOILET: TROLLOPE, 1832. Lithograph from the first American edition, 1832, of Mrs. Fanny Trollopes Domestic Manners of the Americans

Fanny Bay at low tide, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

Germaine de Stael (1766-1817), 1843. French writer, novelist and political propagandist born in Paris, was the only child of Jacques Necker, French statesman and financier

Fanny (Frances) Burney, Madame D Arblay (1752-1840) English novelist, 1843. Daughter of the musicologist Dr Charles Burney, in 1793 she married General d Arblay, a French refugee

Jules Perrot (1810-1894) French dancer, choreographer and ballet master, and Fanny (Francesca) Cerito or Cerrito (c1817-1909) Italian ballerina

Fanny Stirling (1813-1895) English actress in one of her famous comedy roles, the Nurse, in the tragedy Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Photogravure

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"Fanny: A Journey of Laughter, Talent, and Triumph" Step into the world Brice, as portrayed by the incomparable Barbra Streisand in the iconic film "Funny Girl" (1968). With her infectious charm and undeniable talent, Streisand brings to life the story of American comedienne Fanny Brice with roller skates on her feet and a twinkle in her eye. But Fanny's legacy extends far beyond the silver screen. From Ulster Volunteer Force's gun running escapades to four graceful ballerinas dancing across a music sheet, it becomes clear that there are many facets to this enigmatic name. Lady Houston D. B. E graces our list too - an influential figure who surely left an indelible mark. And let us not forget about Fanny Blankers-Koen hurdling at the 1948 London Olympics; her determination and skill inspiring generations to come. The Tatler cover featuring the Duchess of Sutherland reminds us that even royalty can be associated with this captivating name. Meanwhile, Fanny Burney emerges from history's shadows as a talented writer whose works continue to captivate readers today. Gounod's Faust takes center stage in our journey through time alongside Carl Rosa Opera Company’s production. The melodies intertwine with tales of love and redemption – just like Fanny herself. And finally, we witness another remarkable moment at Wembley Stadium during the 1948 Olympic Games. Fanny Blankers-Koen races against Maureen Gardner in an exhilarating 80-meter hurdle event – their athleticism leaving spectators breathless. Intriguingly enough, Frances Kelly also makes an appearance - an actress whose talents may have been overshadowed but should never be forgotten. From comedy clubs to opera houses, sports arenas to literature circles.