Gillian Collection

Page from The Sketch featuring photographs of scenes from the play, Distinguished Villa, written by Kate O Brien and playing at the Little Theatre, starring Una O Connor, Gillian Lind

Gillian Kelleway Race Horse Trainers Wife 05 May 1994 Date: 05 May 1994

Gillian Debenham, editor of Judy magazine
Gillian Debenham, editor of Judy, the comic magazine. 1897

Advertisement for M&B Amber Beer Advertisement for M&B Amber Beer
Advertisement for M&B Amber Beer -- female model (Gillian Watt) holding up a glass. Date: 1959

Group photo, women police officers outside KLM offices
Group photo, ten women police officers of the Met Police, outside the KLM (Dutch airline) offices. They were on their way to Nijmegen, to take part in the Marches

Female model (Gillian Watt) holding up a glass of beer
Advertisement for M&B Amber Beer -- female model (Gillian Watt) drinking from a glass. 1959

Gillian Lynne
A black-and-white portrait of the British ballerina, dancer, choreographer, actress, and theatre/television director Gillian Barbara Lynne (n饠 Pyrke, b. 1926). Date: 1966

Illustrated London News, 23rd July 1927
The World of Women page in the Illustrated London News, 23rd July 1927, featuring the marriage of Andrew Thesiger to Gillian Lubbock; the honorary musical director of the new Conservative Party

Gill Emberton
A drawing of the model and photographer Gill Emberton. Date: 1960s

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"Gillian: A Woman of Many Talents and Faces" In the vibrant world of 1920s London, a woman named Gillian captivated hearts and left an indelible mark on various fields. From the pages of The Sketch to the bustling streets outside KLM offices, her presence was felt in every corner. A page from The Sketch showcased captivating photographs from the play "Distinguished Villa, " where Gillian's talent shone through. Her grace and charisma illuminated each scene, leaving audiences spellbound. But Gillian's influence extended beyond the stage. In a group photo, she stood proudly alongside women police officers outside KLM offices, breaking barriers and inspiring others with her determination and courage. Another notable figure bearing the name Gillian was none other than Gillian Kelleway. As editor of Judy magazine, she fearlessly championed women's rights and empowerment through her powerful words that resonated with readers across the nation. Amidst all this excitement, an advertisement for M&B Amber Beer caught everyone's attention. And who better to endorse it than female model Gillian Watt? Holding up a glass of beer with elegance and charm, she embodied sophistication while challenging societal norms. Gillian Lynne also made waves during this era as her talents graced stages around London. With boundless creativity as a choreographer extraordinaire, she breathed life into countless performances that mesmerized audiences far and wide. The Illustrated London News featured an article on July 23rd, 1927 - yet another testament to Gillian's impact on society at large. Her name echoed throughout publications as diverse as they were influential; proof that her reach knew no bounds. Once again, M&B Amber Beer sought out their muse in none other than Gillian Watt – this time captured twice in separate advertisements holding up glasses filled with golden liquid perfection. She personified beauty intertwined with boldness – qualities cherished by both men and women alike.