Fuss Collection

Last Supper / Miniature
Jesus dines with his twelve disciples, making a special fuss of John

Tom being taken to the village fair by Old Benjy
2604898 Tom being taken to the village fair by Old Benjy; (add.info.: Tom being taken to the village fair by Old Benjy, left)

There was an old Lady of Maine (engraving)
3622936 There was an old Lady of Maine (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: There was an old Lady of Maine)

At the Turkish Bath (engraving)
5237242 At the Turkish Bath (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: At the Turkish Bath)

A Musical Entente Cordiale (b / w photo)
1051681 A Musical Entente Cordiale (b/w photo) by English photographer, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Musical Entente Cordiale)

A Bad Egg, Fuss and Feathers, 1852 (litho)
1078634 A Bad Egg, Fuss and Feathers, 1852 (litho) by Currier, Nathaniel (1813-88); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

Buying a New Hat, 1880 (oil on canvas)
BOU202937 Buying a New Hat, 1880 (oil on canvas) by Clark, Joseph (1834-1926); Private Collection; Bourne Gallery, Reigate, Surrey; English, out of copyright

Fuss and Feathers (engraving)
1626287 Fuss and Feathers (engraving) by Gilbert, John (1817-97) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fuss and Feathers. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 23 February 1889)

Spain. Madrid. Patriotic Protest In the Seville street about
Spain. Reign of Alphonse XII. Conflict of the Caroline Islands, by the German contesting on the spanish sovereignty in the islands. Patriotic Protest in the Seville Street, Madrid

Carnaby Street Crowd
Carnaby Street, the hub of Swinging London, where old and young come to see what all the fuss is about. Date: late 1960s

Winfield Scott (1786-1866) la Old Fuss and Feathers, American soldier

France / D fuss Trial
The courtroom at Rennes (Dreyfus is seated facing left with white hair -centre of picture) Date: 7 August 1899

She wished them good night, and went up to bed; When to ! in the morning, The cats were all fled. But soon, what a fuss ? Where can they all be

She wished them good night, and went up to bed; When to ! in the morning, The cats were all fled. But soon, what a fuss ja Where can they all beja Here, tussy, puss, puss

What a fuss they made about us

Glinka / Ruslan & L - 3
Costumes for the two principal characters- Ruslan, a warrior, and Lyudmila, daughter of the Grand Duke: they are betrothed in Act One, and are united in Act Five after a deal of fuss

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"Fuss: A Miniature Last Supper and Other Engravings" In the realm of art they can be found in unexpected places. Take for instance Leonardo da Vinci's iconic masterpiece, "The Last Supper. " While it may seem like a solemn scene, upon closer inspection, one can detect a hint among the disciples. Perhaps they were bickering over their seating arrangements or debating the meaning behind Jesus' words. Moving on to engravings, there was an old Lady of Maine who caused quite a fuss with her eccentricities. As depicted in an engraving from years past, she wore outlandish attire and turned heads wherever she went. People couldn't help but gossip about her peculiar habits and extravagant lifestyle. Meanwhile, at the Turkish Bath, another engraving captures the bustling atmosphere filled with chatter and commotion. The patrons engaged in animated conversations while enjoying their steamy retreat—a true haven for relaxation amidst all the daily fuss. In contrast to these lively scenes is "A Musical Entente Cordiale, " a black-and-white photograph that showcases musicians coming together harmoniously despite any potential fuss between nations. Music has always had this remarkable ability to bridge divides and create unity. Speaking of fussiness, "A Bad Egg" lithograph from 1852 humorously portrays someone adorned with excessive feathers and flamboyant attire—truly embodying both "fuss" and "feathers. " This satirical piece reminds us not to take ourselves too seriously when it comes to fashion trends or societal expectations. On a lighter note, we have an oil painting titled "Buying a New Hat" from 1880 which depicts two ladies engrossed in selecting headwear at a shop. Amidst all the choices available before them lies endless possibilities for style—and perhaps some friendly disagreements over which hat suits each best. Continuing our exploration through engravings is another depiction aptly named "Fuss and Feathers.