Jaunty Collection
"Jaunty: Celebrating the Bold and Daring Spirits of History" Step back in time to the vibrant music halls of the late 19th century
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"Jaunty: Celebrating the Bold and Daring Spirits of History" Step back in time to the vibrant music halls of the late 19th century, where Bessie Bonehill captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances as a male impersonator. The Pink Hat by William Barribal captures the essence of this era, with its flamboyant colors and extravagant costumes. As winter approaches, let's not forget the fashion-forward individuals who braved the cold in style. Adverts for Women's Military and Civil Clothing during WWII showcased their resilience and determination to contribute to society while looking fabulous. In an age when women fought tirelessly for their rights, even our feline friends joined in on the suffragette movement. A Suffragette Cat in Straw Hat proudly proclaimed "Votes for Women, " reminding us that every voice matters. Florrie Forde, a renowned music hall singer from 1875-1940, brought joy and laughter to countless hearts. Her jaunty tunes lifted spirits during challenging times. Lois Ball, sister of Albert Ball VC (later Mrs Anderson), captured beautifully in oil on canvas around 1919 reminds us that strength runs deep within families. Her confident stance reflects her brother's bravery as he served his country. Isambard Kingdom Brunel at Millwall leans against a Chain Drum - an iconic image depicting one of history's greatest engineers taking a momentary break from his groundbreaking work. His relaxed posture exudes confidence and innovation. Gerrit Pieters Ruicharer stands tall as Flagbearer in an engraving dating back to 1583. His proud demeanor symbolizes unwavering loyalty and dedication to his cause. Skegness is SO bracing. McGill's parody of Hassall poster playfully invites us to embrace life with enthusiasm just like those who sought solace by the sea during Victorian times.