Lunt Collection

Grit by Wilmot Lunt
A young caddy takes a rest while a golfer tenaciously (and with increasing fury) attempts to get the ball out of a sandy bunker. Date: 1927

Noel Coward and Alfred Lunt, on balcony, Design for Living, theatrical portrait. With description, Meet Noel Coward and Alfred Lunt on a balcony

String of Pearls by Wilmot Lunt. 20th century

Sefton L29 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Sefton L29 7

The Jewellers Window, 1913. Artist: Wilmot Lunt
The Jewellers Window, 1913. From The Studio Volume 64. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1915]

Bystander masthead featuring Old Bill
Masthead design for a post-war edition of the Bystander magazine featuring one of its main stars the cartoon character created by Bruce Bairnsfather

Sea-birds by Wilmot Lunt
A lone, young woman in a white swimming costume and red bathing cap, sits on the beach and gazes at the seagulls flying above. Date: 1927

Recognised!, by Bairnsfather et al
Recognised! " What the ell are they laughing at?" They have recognised him, and he has recognised that they have recognised him

A Scent Evanescent by Wilmot Lunt - petrol shortages, WW1
CHEMIST: " That, madame, is petrol - our dearest and rarest perfume." Cartoon in The Bystander commenting on the extortionate cost of petrol as it became increasingly scarce on the home

Bystander masthead featuring Old Bill by Bruce Bairnsfather
Masthead of The Bystander magazine featuring characters on a London tube train (or bus?) drawn by some of the magazines most regular artistic contributors

In the Firing Line
A smartly dressed man, which a perplexed expression, being caught with the woman in pink and being told to be sent away by the man in militray uniform, who has an angry expression. Date: 1918

A Facer by Wilmot Lunt
An ex-WRAF (Womens Royal Air Force) worker asks her pretty friend who is still in uniform and acting as a driver, I wonder why they demobbed me before you? Don t you, Maude. Date: 1919

LUNT AND FONTAINE, 1928. American actors Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine, photographed while traveling, 1928

The Berth of Venus by Wilmot Lunt
A pretty young woman wearing striped pyjamas prepares to climb into a bunk bed. Date: 1927

Susanna and the Elders by Wilmot Lunt
A young pretty actress entertains two mature admirers in her dressing room, hence the play on the Biblical title to the picture. Date: 1927

The Motoring Girl by Wilmot Lunt Date: 1907

Really serious news
Three women are upset by a article in the newspaper reading, " owing to the scarcity of leather ladies high boots will not be worn this year"

After You, Madam
Arrival of Father Christmas and a stork, both with Christmas deliveries Date: 1927

The Golf Girl by Wilmot Lunt Date: 1908

Golden Grain
A satirical picture of an American reaper with a huge scythe representing the rate of exchange being sharpened with a lathe representing sterling currency

A Spring P(h)antasy by Wilmot Lunt
Drawing on a popular theme of the 1920s, a rather sexually rampant looking faun with horns, disturbing red hair and beard and huge hairy legs ending in cloven hooves

Glass-Smashing for Votes! by Wilmot Lunt
This illustration shows suffragettes breaking windows in protest for the right to vote

The Interval by Wilmot Lunt
Colour illustration by Wilmot Lunt showing an artists model in his studio taking a break while the artist plays the piano

Cricket / Team / Lancashire
Lancashire: Mold, Paul, Lunt, Baker, Smith, Sugg, Ward, Tindall, MacLaren (C), Bardswell, Briggs, Smith, Tinsley

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"Lunt: A Captivating Blend of Art, Theatre, and History" Step into the world of Lunt, where artistry and creativity intertwine with theatrical brilliance. From the pages of Grit by Wilmot Lunt to the iconic balcony scene featuring Noel Coward and Alfred Lunt in Design for Living, this captivating journey will leave you spellbound. Immerse yourself in the allure of Erasmic Advertisement as it transports you back to a time when elegance reigned supreme. The Bystander masthead featuring Old Bill adds a touch of nostalgia, reminding us of an era filled with charm and wit. Wander through the artistic landscapes painted by Wilmot Lunt himself - from The Jewellers Window capturing the essence of 1913 to Recognised. , a masterpiece created alongside Bairnsfather et al. Each stroke tells a story that transcends time. Feel the evocative power behind A Scent Evanescent as it takes you back to World War I's petrol shortages. Through Lunt's lens, we witness both hardship and resilience on display amidst chaos. As Sefton L29 7 Map guides us through uncharted territories, we discover hidden gems waiting to be explored. And like a String of Pearls adorning our imagination, each piece crafted by Lunt leaves an indelible mark on our hearts. In this firing line between past and present, let yourself be captivated by all that is lunt - an extraordinary blend where art meets theatre meets history.