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Waxwork Collection

"Waxwork: A Fascinating Journey Through History and Art" Step into the mesmerizing world of waxworks, where history comes to life and artistry knows no bounds

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Waxwork Collection: Joanna Lumley, actress who stars as Purdey in The New Avengers TV Series
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Waxwork Collection: Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, visit Madame Tussauds London
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Waxwork Collection: Formula One World Championship, Rd10, German Grand Prix, Race, Hockenheim, Germany
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Waxwork Collection: Formula One World Championship, Rd10, German Grand Prix, Race, Hockenheim, Germany
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Waxwork Collection: Model of twins in the womb (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: The Dismantable Venus, anatomical model (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Picture shows the original dress worn by Florence Nightingale
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Waxwork Collection: The real Norman Tebbit stands with wax works of Mrs Thatcher
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Waxwork Collection: A waxwork of Mrs Thatcher in the Friargate waxworks in York. 21st February 1989
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Waxwork Collection: Effigy of Lord Nelson at Westminster Abbey, London
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Waxwork Collection: Wax Face Cotton Doll, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Charles Goodwin
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Waxwork Collection: Wax Doll, c. 1936. Creator: Mary E Humes
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Waxwork Collection: Doll, 1940. Creator: Charles Goodwin
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Waxwork Collection: Wax Doll, c. 1936. Creator: Edward L Loper
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Waxwork Collection: The Theatre of Death: Vanitas (mixed media)
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Waxwork Collection: The Theatre of Death: Plague (mixed media)
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Waxwork Collection: London Sketches, a Waxwork Exhibition (engraving)
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Waxwork Collection: Self Portrait (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a man whose throat has been cut (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a man whose throat has been cut (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Wax effigy of William Pitt the Elder, 1775
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a disembowelled woman (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Holiday time at a waxwork exhibition (engraving)
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Waxwork Collection: Louis XIII (1601-43) in the workshop of Philippe de Champaigne (1602-74) (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: The Dismantable Venus, anatomical model (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: King Edward I and the first prince of wales (b / w photo)
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Waxwork Collection: Marylebone Road, London (b / w photo)
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Waxwork Collection: Waxwork of Madame Tussaud at the age of 90, 1850. (b / w photo)
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Waxwork Collection: Advert, King Edward I in Madame Tussauds Waxworks
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Waxwork Collection: John Tussaud in studio 1905 John Tussaud in his studio 1905
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Waxwork Collection: Madame Tussaud, literary corner, the grand hall (b / w photo)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a skinless man (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Bust of a Woman (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a brain (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of the muscle fibres, tendons and trachea of a fly (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model showing the articulation of the knee (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Louis XIV (1638-1715) at Versailles (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: The ascension of Queen Victoria (colour litho)
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Waxwork Collection: Portrait of Henry Blundell of Ince (1724-1810) 1801 (coloured wax with gilded plaster)
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Waxwork Collection: Madame Tussaud & Sons: Holiday time at a waxwork exhibition (engraving)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a skinless man (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Anatomical model of an old mans head (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Model of a heart (wax)
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Waxwork Collection: Politicians, Madam Tussauds (b / w photo)
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Waxwork Collection: The real Norman Tebbit stands with a wax work of himself at a preview of his wax portrait
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Waxwork Collection: Norman Fowler (wearing glasses), Secretary of State for Employment
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Waxwork Collection: Waxworks of Mikhail Gorbachev and Mrs Thatcher in the Friargate waxworks in York


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"Waxwork: A Fascinating Journey Through History and Art" Step into the mesmerizing world of waxworks, where history comes to life and artistry knows no bounds. From the iconic effigy of Lord Nelson at Westminster Abbey in London to the captivating portrayal of Joanna Lumley as Purdey in The New Avengers TV Series, these wax figures have enthralled audiences for centuries. In 1872, visitors marveled at the lifelike waxwork effigies that adorned Westminster Abbey, capturing historical figures with astonishing detail. Among them stood Lord Nelson, a symbol of bravery and naval prowess forever immortalized in this unique medium. Venturing further into the realm of imagination, one could encounter a model depicting twins nestled within their mother's womb. Crafted entirely from wax, this intricate creation showcases both scientific curiosity and artistic ingenuity. The Dismantable Venus anatomical model stands as a testament to human anatomy exploration through wax sculptures. Its meticulous craftsmanship reveals an intricate understanding of our inner workings while simultaneously evoking awe-inspiring beauty. Not limited to historical or scientific subjects alone, waxworks also capture moments from popular culture. A caricatured depiction of Ambrose Maynard, a theatrical agent known for his flamboyance on stage and off it, adds a touch of humor amidst the array of serious portrayals. Delving deeper into contemporary history is an enchanting display featuring Florence Nightingale's original dress. Preserved meticulously in wax form, it serves as a tribute to her pioneering work in nursing during Victorian times. No collection would be complete without paying homage to influential political figures like Mrs Thatcher. In 1989 at Friargate Waxworks in York, visitors encountered her strikingly accurate representation—a testament to both her impact on society and the skillful hands behind its creation. Wax casts hold another dimension altogether; Jean-Baptiste Troppmann's hand cast from 1869 stands as a chilling reminder of his heinous crimes.