Students Collection (#65)

Anatomy Lesson
Body lines: Hospital nurses studying the bones and muscles, using a model of the human form, at an anatomy class

Mice and Beggars
A dog solicits a donation for his violin-playing companion, but the three students are as poor as church mice.... one carries a portfolio bearing Grandvilles name

Archaeology / Chester
An archaeological dig on a Roman site at Chester, England

Chemistry Students 1930S
Female students at the Royal Free Hospital Medical School, London studying Chemistry and Biochemistry, learning the secrets of cell structure and minute organisms

Student Agitators 1848
Students in Vienna form part of the revolt with radical liberals and workers calling for constitutional reform. One of the many European revolutions of the year 1848

Rioting in Vienna
Paris students demonstrate periodically against this, that or the other. With these medical students its something to do with the Assistance Publique

Students at Wartburg
Students demonstrate in favour of reform at the Wartburg, waving flags and arms and drinking

Furniture Exhibition
Poster for an Exhibition of Textiles and Furniture designed by students of Bradford School of Arts & Crafts (2 of 2)

Oxford Univ Students 19C
Students amuse themselves in their rooms

Operation / Vienna
At the Allgemeinen Krankenhause, Vienna, professor Billroth performs an operation watched by students and colleagues

Students Dissecting 1880
Young female students at the Faculty of Medicine in Paris dissect a body as part of their practical work

Science / Kelvin
WILLIAM THOMSON, later Lord Kelvin, demonstrates to students at Glasgow University in the cellar he used as his laboratory in his early days

Classroom Scene 1883
A group of female students discuss a piece of school work

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From comedy duos to historical figures, teachers to miners, and dancers to filmmakers, students come in all shapes and sizes. In Alfred Goulding's A Chump at Oxford (1939), Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy hilariously portray the struggles of being students. Meanwhile, a young Napoleon Bonaparte is captured studying diligently in a vibrant colour litho. French music teacher Nadia-Juliette Boulanger guides her talented students towards musical excellence. The King Edward VII Mine in Cornwall witnessed hardworking students honing their mining skills on November 27th, 1903. In the world of arts, Margaret Morris emerges as an influential British dancer, choreographer, and teacher who inspires countless aspiring performers. Masters of Malvern College shape young minds with knowledge and discipline. Universities like the University of Stirling provide fertile ground for intellectual growth; whether it be through academic pursuits or capturing memories like the colourful snapshot from 2007 or the black-and-white image from 1972. The prestigious Queen's College and St Hilda's College at Oxford showcase stunning architecture that has welcomed generations of eager learners within their walls. Wroxton Abbey stands as a testament to education's enduring legacy throughout history. Even television series like The Young Ones capture student life with Rik Mayall portraying Rick amidst chaotic adventures filmed on location in Bristol. No matter where they are found or what era they belong to, these glimpses into the lives remind us that learning knows no bounds.