Bryan Collection (page 3)

Bryan Woodward 800 Metres Norwich Union Challenge Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland 02 July 2000 Date: 02 July 2000

Bryan Clay Mens Decathlon Mens Decathlon Athens, Greece 24 August 2004 Date: 24 August 2004

Bryan Norton USA, 26 June 1991 Date: 26 June 1991

Bryan Smart Race Horse Trainer 17 October 1996 Date: 17 October 1996

Bryan Mcmahon Race Horse Trainer 04 April 1996 Date: 04 April 1996

A war-zone in Ireland. Sinn Fein-ers, who had attacked loyalist workmen, fleeing from police down York Street in Belfast, during unrest in 1920. Date: 1920

This is where we won the war - Ops room, Biggin Hill
Sketch by Captain Bryan de Grineau of the deserted operations room at Biggin Hill in September 1945. Date: 1945

Sir Guy de Bryan, Baron Bryan, died 1391. In suit of armour with chainmail camail attached to helmet. From his grave effigy in Tewkesbury Abbey, England

Wicker Frosch, Weikhard Frosch, died 1378. With ermine-lined cape, suit or armour, great helm, vizored bascinet, coat or arms on escutcheon. From his grave effigy in St. Catherines church, Frankfurt

Sketch by Bryan de Grineau showing the great dining-hall at Fettes College, Edinburgh. A master and two prefects are dining near the large stone fireplace carved with the Fettes College arms

Sketches by Bryan de Grineau of Fettes College, Edinburgh. The top picture shows the study rooms in Kimmerghame House leading off from a central common room with armchairs, piano and billiard table

Thats a Good Girl at the London Hippodrome
Sketches made by Bryan de Grineau at the London Hippodrome, where Thats a Good Girl starring Jack Buchanan and Elsie Randolph was playing

Diana and Nancy Mitford at the Midnight Ballet
Nancy Mitford and her sister Diana (Mrs Bryan Guinness) at The Midnight Ballet Party which took place the Carlton Theatre in aid of Queen Charlottes Hospital

Portrait, manager of the South London Theatre, London
Cartoon portrait, manager of the South London Theatre, London. 1880s

Portrait, the Late Mr E Atkins. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, Sir Squire Bancroft, actor-manager
Cartoon portrait, Sir Squire Bancroft (1841-1926), English actor-manager. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, Paul Martinetti, pantomime performer
Cartoon portrait, Paul Martinetti, American pantomime performer. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, E L Blanchard, English writer
Cartoon portrait, Pantomime - Edward Litt Laman Blanchard (1820-1889), English writer, dramatist and drama critic, best known for his Drury Lane pantomimes. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, Tom Swinburne, actor
Cartoon portrait, Thomas Swinburne, actor -- Old Tom. 1883

Cartoon, Another Juliet. Trixie Southbank, who is tired of being an extra and wants to play Juliet, asks John Hollingshead (1827-1904), manager of the Gaiety Theatre, for a matinee slot

Portrait, manager of The Queens Theatre, London
Cartoon portrait, manager of The Queens Theatre, London. 1880s

Portrait, manager of the Middlesex Music Hall, London
Cartoon portrait, manager of the Middlesex Music Hall in Drury Lane, London. 1880s

Cartoon, manager of the Cambridge Theatre, London
Cartoon portrait, manager of the Cambridge Theatre, London. 1880s

Portrait, Jean-Baptiste Faure, French opera singer
Portrait, Jean-Baptiste Faure (1830-1914), French opera singer (baritone) and art collector. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, John MacLean. 1880s

Cartoon portrait, John Cormack, ballet dancer, choreographer
Cartoon portrait, John Cormack (1827-1890), ballet dancer and choreographer at Drury Lane Theatre, London. 1880s

Cartoon, John Hollingshead, Gaiety Theatre manager
Cartoon portrait, John Hollingshead (1827-1904), Gaiety Theatre manager. 1880s

Cartoon, F W Irish, actor
Cartoon, F W Irish (Warm). He appeared alongside Henry Irving in various productions at the Lyceum Theatre, London. 1883

Portrait, Henri Clark, singer. 1880s

Cartoon, George Leybourne, music hall singer
Cartoon portrait, George Leybourne (1842-1884), British music hall singer, described as a lion comique, famous for his song Champagne Charlie. 1880s

Cartoon, George Augustus Sala, writer and journalist, in a theatre box. 1880s

Portrait of Edward Terry, English actor
Portrait of English actor and theatre manager Edward O Connor Terry (1844-1912). 1880s

Cartoon, E W Mackney, Ethiopian entertainer (blackface minstrel). 1880s

Cartoon, Crabbed Age and Youth (One View). (1 of 2) 1880s

Cartoon, Crabbed Age and Youth (Another View). (2 of 2) 1880s

Cartoon portrait, Catling Mavourneen - All at Lloyds. Thomas Catling was an editor of Lloyds Illustrated London Newspaper (the pun is on Kathleen Mavourneen, a popular Irish song). 1880s

Cartoon, A candidate for the new acting academy - The Church is no longer the only Profession open to the Fool of the Family. 1880s

Portrait of Arthur Matthison, playwright
Portrait of Arthur Matthison (?-1883), playwright. 1880s

Cartoon, The Gaiety Theatre Stage Door - The little door down stairs had squeaked; the whisper had gone round - " Here she comes!" (1 of 2) 1882

Cartoon, Lord Salisbury and William Gladstone - I have had lots of shots, and I m blest if I can bring that old bird down. 1885

Cartoon, John Bull and William Gladstone - Now, William, if you don t get on a little faster, I shall have to put somebody else on the job

Cartoon, John Bull with William Gladstone as dentist
Cartoon, John Bull with William Gladstone as a dentist who has just extracted an eleven million pound tooth - And this is what you call painless dentistry, is it, William? 1885

Cartoon, Mr Parnell, like Oliver Twist, asks for more. Lord Salisbury plays the part of the Beadle, dishing out thin soup. A comment on Conservative resistance to Irish Home Rule. 1886

Cartoon, The Grand Old Man (Gladstone)
Cartoon, The Grand Old Man - Does this look like knuckling under? William Gladstone as the fearless British Lion. 1885

Cartoon, The New Hamlet - Waiting for the Verdict - the Shakespearean actor Wilson Barrett (1846-1904) waits for the reviews of his new production to come in. 1884

Cartoon, Randolph Churchill and Gladstone - After raising our hopes and leading us to expect war, you now tell us there is a good chance of peace; its downright mean, thats what it is! 1885

Cartoon, Mr J H Cobbe, Acting Manager at the Princesss Theatre, London. 1885

Cartoon, Mr William Randall, comic singer
Cartoon, Mr William Randall, Music-Hall Types - the comic singer (old school). Thomas William (Harry) Randall (1857-1932) was a British Vaudeville actor

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"Bryan: A Journey Through History and Art" Step into the world of Bryan, where cartoons come to life and historical events unfold before your eyes. From the witty illustrations of Bravo, Mr George to the captivating works de Grineau in "The Men of Arnhem, " this caption takes you on a visual adventure. Immerse yourself in the chaos and bravery depicted in Tank Battle on the Somme as British MkIV tanks clash with German A7V tanks. Witness the intensity of The Battle of Roer Triangle during World War II, where soldiers fought valiantly for victory. Marvel at Commandos Crossing the Rhine at Wesel, capturing a pivotal moment in history. But it's not just war that defines Bryan's legacy. Discover his artistic versatility through portraits like Janet Baker, Bryan Drake, and Peter Pears - each brushstroke revealing their unique personalities. Flip through vintage magazines like Bystander cover 1929 featuring Diana Mitford or Tatler cover showcasing The Hon. Lady Mosley herself. Delve into politics with William Jennings Bryan, an influential figure who left an indelible mark on American history. And let us not forget love; witness the grandeur of Diana Mitford and Bryan Guinness' wedding day - a celebration filled with joy and elegance. Finally, take flight alongside brave aviators training at Central Flying School Upavon in January-April 1914 during their Fifth Course. Feel their determination as they soar through endless skies towards greatness. In this captivating journey through time and artistry, explore all facets of "Bryan" – from cartoons to weddings to wartime heroics – leaving you inspired by his incredible range and enduring impact on our collective imagination.