Magda Collection

"Magda, "from the German of Sudermann, at the Lyceum Theatre, Death of Colonel Schwartze (litho)
1605424 " Magda, " from the German of Sudermann, at the Lyceum Theatre, Death of Colonel Schwartze (litho) by Begg

The War, the Fleet of Steamers hired by the Government as Transports to convey the Troops to South Africa (litho)
1043230 The War, the Fleet of Steamers hired by the Government as Transports to convey the Troops to South Africa (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The War)

Solidarity campaign: barbed wire hammer & sickle
Polish Solidarity Campaign pamphlet cover illustration: Solidarity underground : free trade unionism in Poland today by Magda Zalewska, Henryk Gawinski, John Taylor, 1983 Date: 1983

Madame Sarah Bernhardt as Magda in Sudermanns Play "Heimat, "at Dalys Theatre (engraving)
1628247 Madame Sarah Bernhardt as Magda in Sudermanns Play " Heimat, " at Dalys Theatre (engraving) by Forestier

Four Rest Homes Behind the Front Date: 1915

FALL / K. C. SPANIEL / 1934
CHAMPION ASHTONMORE MAGDA Owned by Mrs Raymond Mallock Colour: black & tan. Date: 1934

Advert for Le Magda womens corsets 1910
French young women wearing elegant corsets with lace and ribbons. 1910

CAROL II (1893-1953). King of Romania, 1930-1940. Carol II with his companion Elena Magda Lupescu, while in Paris, 1929

SARAH BERNHARDT (1844-1923). Bernhardt as Magda in a scene from Hermann Sudermanns play Heimat (Magda) at Dalys Theatre, London, England. Line engraving, English, 1895

Mrs Campbell / Magda
MRS PATRICK CAMPBELL English actress in the role of Magda

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Magda, a captivating character brought to life by Sarah Bernhardt in Hermann Sudermann's play "Heimat" at the Lyceum Theatre in London, 1895. The image of Magda, from the German play "Sudermann," is depicted in various forms - a lithograph of her scene with Colonel Schwartze during The War, an engraving of Bernhardt's performance at Daly's Theatre, and an advertisement for Le Magda women's corsets in 1910. The symbol of solidarity, a hammer and sickle entwined in barbed wire, adds a poignant touch to this collection. The fleet of steamers hired by the Government as transports to convey troops to South Africa during the same era is also represented in a lithograph. Fast forward to 1934, Magda resurfaces in a painting by Fall, and later, in the 1930s, King Carol II of Romania is seen with a woman named Magda. A fascinating journey through time and art, this collection brings to life the enigmatic character in various forms and contexts.