Kate Collection (page 6)

Cousin Kate by Hubert Henry Davies. First produced at the Haymarket Theatre on 18th June 1903. Directed by Percy Hutchison, with arrangement by Messrs. Harrison and Maude

Lewis (Kate Terry) and Mabel Terry-Lewis
Lewis, previously Miss Kate Terry (1844 - 1924), English actress and member of the Terry-Gielgud dynsasty of actors. Pictured here with her daughter: Mabel Gwynedd Terry-Lewis (1872 - 1957)

Music cover, Hearts Delight Valse, by James M Gallatly. 1911

Mabel Tuke Suffragette
Portrait of Mabel kate Tuke (1871-1962), who from 1906 to 1914 was Hon. Sec. of the W.S.P.U. Date: circa 1912

Kate Kearneys Cascade, Gap of Dunloe, Killarney - a low view of a cascading waterfall. (Location: Republic of Ireland: County Kerry: Killarney). Date: circa early 1900s

Kate Douglas Wiggin, American educator and author
Kate Douglas Wiggin (1856-1923), American educator and author of childrens stories, best known for her novel Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. circa 1900s

Yorkshire Fisherfolk. circa early 20th century

Caricature of Lillie Langtry, actress and producer
Caricature of Lillie Langtry (Emilie Charlotte Le Breton, 1853-1929), actress and producer. Seen here entering the Haymarket Theatre, London, by the Stage Door for her debut public appearance

Little boy in historical costume on a greetings card
Little boy in historical costume waving a handkerchief on a greetings card, designed by Kate Greenaway. Date: circa 1880s

Little girl on a square New Year card
Little girl with pink flowers on a square New Year card. Date: circa 1890s

Little boy on a square Christmas card
Little boy with pink blossom on a square Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Little girl in a yellow bonnet on a circular Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Little girl in a straw bonnet on a circular Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Little girl in a purple bonnet on a circular New Year card with a decorative edge. Date: circa 1890s

Little boy in tartan on a circular Christmas card with a decorative edge. Date: circa 1890s

Little girl in a white bonnet on a circular Christmas card with a decorative edge. Date: circa 1890s

Little girl in a blue bonnet on a circular Christmas card with a decorative edge. Date: circa 1890s

Three little girls with flowers on a Christmas card
Three little girls with flowers visit a little boy on a Christmas card design by Kate Greenaway. Date: circa 1880s

Girl and boy sitting on a branch of pink flowers on a greetings card, with ornate gold and white border. Design by Kate Greenaway. Date: circa 1880s

Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Summer, designed by Kate Greenaway for Marcus Ward & Co, London and Belfast. Date: 1881

Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Autumn, designed by Kate Greenaway for Marcus Ward & Co, London and Belfast. Date: 1881

Kate Greenaway, three little girls in winter clothes walking along a street, greetings card design. Date: 1881

Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Winter
Back cover, Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Winter, designed by Kate Greenaway for Marcus Ward & Co, London and Belfast. Date: 1881

Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Spring
Front cover, Calendar of the Seasons, 1881 -- Spring, designed by Kate Greenaway for Marcus Ward & Co, London and Belfast. Date: 1881

LITTLE WIDE AWAKE BOOK
Cover of Little Wide Awake, possibly illustrated by Kate Greenaway. Date: 1880

Kate Cutler (1864 1955) English singer and actress, in an elegant white dress and white fur Date: early 20th century

Kate Vaughan
KATE VAUGHAN English comedy actress Date: 1889

KATE RORKE English actress and drama teacher Date: 1866 - 1945

Young women, Kate Greenaway 1879
Six young women by Kate Greenaway. 1879

Valentines card to his true love, by Kate Greenaway
Illustration by Kate Greenaway, of a young man delivering a Valentines card. Date: 1879

The Seasons. Autumn
Autumn. From the Almanack for 1887 by Kate Greenaway Date: 1887

The Seasons. Winter
Winter. From the Almanack for 1887 by Kate Greenaway Date: 1887

The Seasons. Summer
Summer. From the Almanack for 1887 by Kate Greenaway Date: 1887

The Seasons. Spring
Spring. From the Almanack for 1887 by Kate Greenaway. Date: 1887

Indiana by H B Farnie
Promotional flyer for Indiana by H. B. Farnie; music Edmond Audran. First produced at the Avenue Theatre, London 11th October 1886

Little girl in a bonnet on a circular Christmas card with a decorative edge. Date: circa 1890s

Illustrated London News Christmas Number 1880 Kate Greenaway
Front cover of The Illustrated London News Christmas Number 1880 featuring a small child in a fur coat, muff and feathered hat carrying a branch of holly. Date: 1880

Kate Ma Meyrick, nightclub queen
Kate Ma Meyrick (1875 -1933), an Irish business woman and Queen of the London nightclub scene. She ran " 43", a late-night jazz club at 43 Gerrard Street in Soho

Kate Rorke - English actress and drama teacher
Kate Rorke (1866-1945), English actress and drama teacher, played Helena in A Midsummer Night sDream and Sophia Western in Tom Jones

Nakajima B5N Kate -the Japanese Navys standard carrier-going topedo bomber for most of the war

Mitsubishi B5M1 Navy Type 97 Mabel -proved inferior to the Nakajima B5N Kate, only 125 built

British art nouveau pendants, lockets and brooches.. By A.E. Arscott, E. May Brown, W. Hodgkinson, Annie McLeish, Kate Allen and Isabel McBean

Two Edwardian women in garden
Two Edwardian women in graden, the house being Strathclyde, Offerton Lane Stockport. Standing is Edith Battersby, daughter of the houise owner, and seated is Kate Nash

Lion Rock, Dovedale, Derbyshire with two Edwardian ladies
A fine example of what the prosperous Edwardian lady would wear for a walk in the coutry - on the left is Kate Nash, daughter of an industrialist from London

Figures in an Edwardian garden at Strathclyde, Offertomn Lane, Stockport. The man is Frank Battersby, son of the owner, and the woman standing is Franks sister Edith

Redheads shop, Coniston, with Annie and Kate in the doorway. They worked at the shop which is in Yewdale Road Coniston and is still run as a newsagents/souvenir shop today. Date: circa 1907

Redheads shop, Coniston, is in Yewdale Road and is still run as a newsagents/souvenir shop. The men in the doorway are the photographers friends Wilson and Nelstrop

Kate Vaughan - Portrait Photograph
Kate Vaughan - late 19th century sepia studio portrait photograph

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"Kate: A Journey Through Strength, Art, and Resilience" In the world of Atlas and Vulcana music hall strongmen and strongwomen, Kate stood tall as a force to be reckoned with. Her unwavering determination and physical prowess captivated audiences at every performance. From her unforgettable role in Hay Fever, by Noel Coward, at the Gaiety Theatre in Hastings to her mesmerizing self-portrait captured by Kate Carew, she left an indelible mark on the art world. But Kate's talents extended beyond the stage. In "Another Derby Derby?" she showcased her love for horse racing while capturing the essence of this thrilling sport through her lens. And in Ethel Levey's portrait by Kate Carew, we see a glimpse of their deep connection as two powerful women supporting each other's dreams. During World War I, Kate demonstrated her unwavering patriotism through her poignant portrait of Anne Page Croft donning a Red Cross uniform. It served as a reminder that even amidst chaos and conflict, compassion prevails. As P Peeped into it, Victorian motherhood came alive before our eyes through Kate's lens. The Polhill-Turner family became immortalized in time—a testament to love and strength passed down from one generation to another. Fighting for what she believed in was second nature to Nancy Woodforde. This late 18th-early 19th-century trailblazer paved the way for future generations with resilience etched into every stroke of Samuel Woodforde's brush. When society tried to confine her spirit behind bars, Kate Meyrick emerged stronger than ever upon release from prison—her artistic voice unyielding against oppression. And who could forget The Great Athelda? This music hall strongwoman defied societal norms with every feat of strength performed under those bright lights—a symbol of empowerment for all women striving for greatness.