Helen Collection (page 4)

Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Tis not the Gay Clothes Make the Gentleman. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Tis not the Cowl that Makes the Monk. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Look Before You Leap. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Proof of the Pudding
The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Don Count Your Chickens
Don Count your Chickens Before They are Hatched. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Every Path has Its Puddle. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

A Cat May Look at a King. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

An Ounce of Help is Worth a Pound of Pity. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

All are not Friends Who Speak Us Fair. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

A Fool and His Money are Soon Parted. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

A Bird in Hand is Worth Two in a Bush. Artists interpretation of a traditional proverb. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Fox and Geese
Artists interpretation of traditional childrens games. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Follow My Leader
Artists interpretation of traditional childrens games. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Blind Mans Buff
Artists interpretation of traditional childrens games. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1916

Wholl Buy My Raspberries
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Strawberries and Cream
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Luscious Grapes of White and Black
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Scarlet Apples round and Ripe
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Gold and Yellow Oranges
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Cherries All A-Dangling
Artists interpretation of old street cries. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

Little Snowdrop
Artists interpretation of a traditional fairy tale. Artist: Helen GC Marsh Lambert. Date: circa 1915

View of Clarendon House, 17th century
View of Clarendon House from St. James Street, , from a rare print in the collection of Thmoas Allen. Classical mansion built by Roger Platt for Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon, in 1664

Sir John Crosbys monument in the church of St. Helen, Bishopsgate Street. Sheriff of London, died 1476. Copperplate engraving by John Thomas Smith after original drawings by members of the Society of

Portrait of King Richard II of England
King Richard II of England, from an original picture hung in the Choir of St. Peters Westminster. Copperplate engraving by John Thomas Smith after original drawings by members of the Society of

Courtyard and columns of Heliopolis, Temple of Baalbek
Plan of the courtyard of Heliopolis, or the Temple of Baalbek, and columns in the temple and the Hexagonal court, Beqaa Valley, Lebanon

Gordon West talks to Miss Helen Villiers, the younger daughter of Lady Kahleen Villers at a party organised by Lady Hadfield for the Committee and Patrons of Lady Mount Temples Midnight Matinee

Tea party
The tea party. Silhouette. Children and their dolls having tea. Artist: Helen Grace Marsh Lambert Date: 1918

The classroom
The School. Silhouette. Girl and her dolls in class with teacher. Artist: Helen Grace Marsh Lambert Date: 1918

Girl with a camera
The photograph. Girl with a camera photographing her playmate. Silhouette. Artist: Helen Grace Marsh Lambert Date: 1918

Chattering girls
Little Gossips. Silhouette. Artist: Helen Grace Marsh Lambert Date: 1918

Children sewing
Busy Little Mothers. Silhouette of two young girls sewing. Artist: Helen Grace Marsh Lambert Date: 1918

The Honourable Helen Montagu. 1911

Monument of Thomas Bancroft, Lord Mayors Officer, in the church of St Helen, Bishopsgate Street
6339796 Monument of Thomas Bancroft, Lord Mayors Officer, in the church of St Helen, Bishopsgate Street by Smith, John Thomas (1766-1833); (add.info.: Monument of Thomas Bancroft)

Sir John Crosbys monument in the church of St Helen, Bishopsgate Street
6340487 Sir John Crosbys monument in the church of St Helen, Bishopsgate Street by Smith, John Thomas (1766-1833); (add.info.: Sir John Crosbys monument in the church of St Helen, Bishopsgate Street)

Death of Edwin, from The Scottish Chiefs published by Charles Schribners Sons
5323453 Death of Edwin, from The Scottish Chiefs published by Charles Schribners Sons, 1930 (colour litho) by Wyeth, Newell Convers (1882-1945); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

Helen Glorified, 1896 (w / c, gouache and shell gold on paper)
1197560 Helen Glorified, 1896 (w/c, gouache and shell gold on paper) by Moreau, Gustave (1826-98); 30.5x23.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

Riviera Refections by Dell Leigh (1 / 2)
Riviera Refections by Dell Leigh (1/2) - To the Riviera by Car (illustration by Helen McKie) and photograph showing holidaymakers on the Croisette at Cannes, France. Date: 1931

Riviera Refections by Dell Leigh (2 / 2)
Riviera Refections by Dell Leigh (2/2) - Sunward-bound through France - On the Blue Train (illustration by Helen McKie) and photograph showing speedboating on the Cote d-Azur. Date: 1931

Shaun from Shaun. 1928

Mother and Aunt Louisa from The Leprecauns Shoes. 1928

Cook from The Little Pipe. 1928

William and the Sidhe from The Little Pipe. 1928

William and the Leprechaun from The Leprecauns Shoes. 1928

Elena of Savoy, Queen of Italy
LLM462501 Elena of Savoy, Queen of Italy by Scarpelli, Tancredi (1866-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: Elena of Savoy, Queen of Italy)

Helen Gilliland seen in Stop Flirting wearing a gown by Eileen Idare, 1924. The gown is of white and silver and features the latest thing in evening scarves and shoulder posies

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"Helen: A Journey through Time and Talent" Step into the captivating world of Helen, where history intertwines with remarkable achievements. From being Jack Frost in Helen Jacobs' enchanting tale to gracing the Royal Family of Great Britain in 1897, Helen's versatility knows no bounds. In 1938, she embraced a healthy lifestyle as part of The Women's League of Health & Beauty exercise classes. And who could forget her encounter with opera legend Nellie Melba back in 1904? Their meeting surely left an indelible mark on both their lives. But it doesn't end there - delve into the mystical realm with Helen Duncan and her mesmerizing displays of ectoplasm and teleplasmic hand. She took audiences on a journey beyond our reality. It also found herself entwined with royalty, connecting the Hesse-Cassel and Greek royal families through her presence. Even alongside renowned figure Helen Keller, she stood tall beside her loyal Great Dane as they conquered obstacles together. The spotlight never wavered from Helen's path; she graced the front cover of Tatler magazine featuring tennis sensation Helen Wills Moody. Her elegance radiated effortlessly. As a medium like no other, Helen Duncan brought spirits to life on stage during theatrical plays that echoed Wildean brilliance. Her performances were nothing short of extraordinary. And let us not forget about Prince Philip and Prince Michael of Romania riding side by side - two noble souls united by their shared love for equestrian pursuits under the watchful eye of our beloved Helen. Even esteemed British classical scholar Gilbert Murray recognized her talent when he immortalized her through his intricate drawing in 1929. It was a testament to how deeply she touched people's hearts across various fields. Helen is more than just a name; it represents an amalgamation of diverse experiences that have shaped countless lives throughout time. Join us on this incredible journey as we unravel the enigmatic tale of Helen.