Louisa Collection (page 4)

Louisa Marss. Carmarthen
LOUISA, marchioness of CARMARTHEN Number 62 in a series of the Female Nobility. Date: CIRCA 1830

Louisa, Duchess Abercorn
Louisa Jane (Russell), duchess of Abercorn, depicted when she is a mere marchioness, amusing her child with a rattle; the dog, however, is not amused by this new arrival and rival Date: 1812 - 1905

Brougham / Home / Cannes
HENRY, 1ST BARON BROUGHAM Home of the British MP and lawyer, the Chateau Eleanora Louisa, near Cannes Date: 1778 - 1868

Louisa Queen of Denmark
LOUISA QUEEN OF DENMARK 5th Daughter of King George III of England. Date: 1724 - 1751

Victoria Mary Louisa
VICTORIA MARY LOUISA DUCHESS OF KENT Mother of Queen Victoria Date: 1786 - 1861

Alcott / Concord Mass Home
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT Home at Concord, Massachusetts, of the American writer Date: 1832 - 1888

Louisa Catherine Adams
LOUISA CATHERINE ADAMS Wife of John Quincy Adams, 6th President of the USA Date: 1775 - 1852

Louisa Twining (1820 - 1912), English philanthropic worker who devoted herself to issues and tasks related to the English Poor Law. Her family owned Twinings tea business on the Strand

Little Women by Marion de Forest
Promotional brochure for Little Women by Marion de Forest from Louisa M. Alcotts novel. First performed in England Queens Theatre, Manchester, 10/th October and New Theatre, 10th November 1919

Little Women
Promotional postcard for Little Women by Marion de Forest from Louisa M. Alcotts novel. First performed in England at the Queens Theatre, Manchester, 10th October and New Theatre, 10th November 1919

Mrs Louisa Birt
Louisa Birt was the sister and colleague of childrens emigration promoter Annie Macpherson. From 1873 to 1915 she was Superintendent of the Liverpool Sheltering Home. Date: circa 1910

Mrs Rachel Merry
Louisa Birt was the sister and colleague of childrens emigration promoter Annie Macpherson. Rachel and her husband Joseph Merry superintended Macphersons Home of Industry for several years

Miss Louisa Fowlers Cypripedium orchid.. Illustration drawn by C. de Bruyne and chromolithographed by P. de Pannemaeker from Lucien Lindens Lindenia, Iconography of Orchids, Brussels, 1903

Gravestone of Ethel Louisa Caunter, Southampton, Hampshire, England. Date: 1936

The Mistress of Shenstone
Slide showing an advert for a film called The Mistress of Shenstone. Part of Box 366. The Mistress of Shenstone was a silent film, directed by Henry King

Lady Alexandra Haig by Madame Yevonde
Lady Alexandra Henrietta Louisa Haig (1907-1997) by Madame Yevonde. She was the second daughter of the late Field-Marshal Earl Haig. Seen here posing with lilies. Date: 1936

Countess of Wilton
ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE LOUISA (nee Craven) countess of WILTON wife of Arthur, third earl she later married Arthur Pryor Date: 1836 - ?

Louisa Sharpe
LOUISA SHARPE artist Date: 1798 - 1843

Louisa Prendergast
LOUISA PRENDERGAST daughter of Guy Lenox Prendergast MP, but whether she did anything, besides sitting for her portrait, is unknown to history - and us. Date: CIRCA 1840

Countess of Pomfret
HENRIETTA LOUISA FERMOR, countess of POMFRET noblewoman, known for her letter-writing. Date: ? - 1761

Louisa Moncrieffe
Lady LOUISA MONCRIEFFE wife of sir Thomas Moncrieffe Date: 1825 - 1898

Louisa Ctess Mansfield
LOUISA countess of MANSFIELD (nee Ellison) wife of William, the fourth earl, when viscountess Stormont. Date: 1809 - 1837

Drawings Prints, Print, David, Brought, Before, Saul, Art Journal, Publisher, Engraver, Artist, J
Drawings and Prints, Print, David Brought Before Saul (from The Art Journal), Publisher, Engraver, Artist, After, J. S. Virtue, Samuel Smith, Louisa Starr Canziani, London, British, London

Lady Smith Charlotte Delaval Children George Henry
Artokoloro

LOUISA WHITMAN (1795-1873). Mother of Walt Whitman. Photograph, c1870

PRINCESS VICTORIA (1840-1901). Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa. Empress to German Emperor Frederick III and eldest child of Queen Victoria. As Crown Princess of Germany and Prussia. Photograph, c1880

TENNESSEE: COTTON GIN, 1936. Sisters Hettie, Martha, and Louisa Walker ginning cotton on their farm in Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee. Photograph by Edouard E. Exline, May 21, 1936

ALCOTT: ORCHARD HOUSE, 1941. The family home of Little Women author Louisa May Alcott in Concord, Massachusetts. Photograph by Frank O. Branzetti, 7 April 1941

GARBO AND STILLER, 1925. Swedish actress Greta Garbo and Swedish filmmaker Mauritz Stiller aboard the Drottningholm during its first trip to the United States. Photograph, 17 August 1925

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Richard Cosway (British, 1740-1742 - 1821), Maria Cosway with Her Daughter Louisa, c. 1794, graphite, red and black chalk, and gray and red wash on laid paper

Portraits of the Royal Children, Modelled by Command of her Majesty, by L. C. Wyon
PORTRAITS OF THE ROYAL CHILDREN, MODELLED BY COMMAND OF HER MAJESTY, BY L.C. WYON, ROYAL MINT: 1. VICTORIA ADELAIDE MARY LOUISA, born November 21, 1840, Princess Royal. 2

Portrait of Chevalier d Eon, 1788 (engraving)
XJF618968 Portrait of Chevalier d Eon, 1788 (engraving) by Kauffmann, Angelica (1741-1807) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chevalier d Eon)

The arch dutchess Maria Louisa going to take her NAP, 1810, the young Archduchess Maria Louisa, second wife of Napoleon, in a bed which is too short for her with Napoleon discussing the accommodations

Frederika Louisa Wilhelmina, Princess van Oranje-Nassau, with her brothers Willem and Frederik. John Raphael Smith, Tischbein, A.C. de Poggi, 1762 - 1812

MISS JOURNEAUXs PERILOUS ADVENTURE AT SEA, 1886: 1. Miss Louisa Journeaux. 2. Her Companion Jumps into the Sea to Recover the Oar and the Boat Drifts Away. 3. She Signals a Passing Ship. 4

CONCORD: THE WAYSIDE. The Wayside, home of Louisa May Alcott and, later, Nathaniel Hawthorne, at Concord, Massachusetts

LOUISA CATHERINE ADAMS (1775-1852). Mrs. John Quincy Adams. Oil on canvas by Charles Robert Leslie, 1816

LOUISA MEIGS (1816-1879). American woman notable for her letters to her son during the Civil War. Photograph, 1861

JAMES EDWARD (1688-1766). James Francis Edward Stuart. Known as the Old Pretender. Claimant to the British throne. At about age 7, with his sister, Princess Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart

ALCOTT: ENIGMAS, 1864. The Eavesdropper watching the Two Sisters. Engraved illustration for the story, Engigmas, by Louisa May Alcott, published in an American newspaper, 1864

Victoria Mary Louisa, Duchess of Kent (1786-1861) mother of Queen Victoria. Engraving published 1832

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert with their six eldest children: Louisa the youngest shown here, born 1848. In boat is Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) Aquatint c1850

Karl Philip, Prince of Schwarzenberg (1771-1820) Austrian soldier and diplomat: general 1810: field-marshal 1812. Negotiated marriage of Napoleon I and Maria Louisa of Austria

Portraits Of The Royal Children, Modelled By Command Of Her Majesty, By L.c. Wyon, Royal Mint: 1. Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Born November 21, 1840, Princess Royal. 2

The Arch Dutchess Maria Louisa Going To Take Her Nap, 1810, The Young Archduchess Maria Louisa, Second Wife Of Napoleon, In A Bed Which Is Too Short For Her With Napoleon Discussing The Accommodations

WIVES OF FOUNDING FATHERS. Abigail Adams, Dolley Madison, Martha Washington, Elizabeth Hamilton, and Louisa Adams. Line engraving from Godeys Ladies Book, early 1800 s

ANTOINETTE BROWN BLACKWELL (1825-1921). American minister and womens rights advocate. Steel engraving, 19th century

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"Louisa: A Name Woven in History and Literature" In the grand tapestry of history, one name stands out - Louisa. From the royal courts to literary masterpieces, this name has left an indelible mark on our collective memory. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the iconic couple who reigned over Great Britain in 1897, were blessed with a brood of children. Among them was their beloved daughter named Louisa. As part of the Royal Family, she embodied grace and elegance that befit her noble lineage. Across vast oceans and turbulent times, another Louisa emerged - Lady Letitia Louisa Kerr. Her strength resonated amidst the fighting in Belfast's Marrowbone area, where she tirelessly worked for peace and unity. Louisa found herself immortalized in literature as well. In "Little Women, " readers were enchanted by the March family gathered under a tree, finding solace in each other's company, and is here that we meet Louisa March - a character whose spirit mirrors that of author Louisa May Alcott herself. Speaking of authors bearing this illustrious name, let us not forget about Louisa Mss Waterford. With her artistic prowess, she captured beauty on canvas like no other; her works continue to inspire generations even today. Meanwhile, across continents and cultures stood Marie Louise – former Empress of France – whose regal presence shone brightly alongside Napoleon Bonaparte himself. Her story intertwined with power struggles and political intrigue but also showcased resilience against all odds. Even within fictional realms created by brilliant minds like Professor Bhaer from "Little Women, " we find ourselves entertained by his interactions with children named Louisa – a testament to how this name transcends time and space to touch hearts universally. Beyond these notable figures lies Alice Louisa Zetland – an individual whose contributions may have been lesser known but equally significant nonetheless. Her dedication to causes close to her heart left an indelible impact on those she touched.