Collette Collection

Garibaldi / Collette 1860
GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI Italian patriot

Set design for ballet "La Fille du Danube" (The Daughter of the Danube) by Adolphe Adam, at Paris Opera, 1836, 1836. Private Collection

Poster, Collins Music Hall, Islington Green, London
Poster for Collins Music Hall, Islington Green, London - Continental Strip Queens, Glamour Stars, week commencing 18 November 1957. Date: 1957

The priest listens to Colettes preaching, 1912 (litho)
2920456 The priest listens to Colettes preaching, 1912 (litho) by Ford, Henry Justice (1860-1941); Private Collection; (add.info)

La Collette, Jersey

Lithographic Plates, 1850. Creator: Alexandre DesireCollette
Lithographic Plates, 1850. [J.H. Maury, Laureat du Concours de 1849. Eleve de Mr Meifred, Professeur au Conservatoire]

Caricature of the actor Charles Collette
Caricature of the actor, composer and writer Charles Henry Collette -- He will give you the word. late 19th century

A Prodigal Father by Glen Macdonough
Promotional postcard for A Prodigal Father by Glen Macdonough. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, Aberdeen, 12th September 1904 as Joness Jaunt. Lilford Arthurs Co. supporting Charles Collette

Georges Sand / Collette
GEORGES SAND alias AURORE DUDEVANT French writer

Jules Michelet / Collette
JULES MICHELET French historian

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Collette: A Remarkable Woman of the Past, Whose Voice Echoes Through Time Born in Jersey, 1860, Collette's captivating presence extended beyond her homeland. In London, her preaching drew crowds to the Collins Music Hall at Islington Green, as seen in this historic poster. Her powerful words reached even the ears of priests, as depicted in a lithograph from 1912. Alexandre Desire Collette's lithographic plates from 1850, featuring "La Collette," offer a glimpse into her enigmatic persona. Meanwhile, a caricature of the actor Charles Collette, unrelated to our subject, adds to the intrigue. Georges Sand, a renowned French novelist, was among those inspired by Collette's charisma. Jules Michelet, a French historian, also took note of her impact. Their writings serve as testament to Collette's remarkable influence, transcending the boundaries of time and place. Collette's story intertwines with history, as she captivated audiences in the 19th century, much like Garibaldi did on the battlefield. Her legacy continues to resonate, leaving us with a profound sense of wonder and admiration.