Pageboy Collection
"Pageboy: A Glimpse into the Lives of Servants, Royalty, and Art" Miss Iris Tree (Mrs Curtis Moffatt) with her son, 1920: A tender moment captured as Miss Iris Tree
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Pageboy: A Glimpse into the Lives of Servants, Royalty, and Art" Miss Iris Tree (Mrs Curtis Moffatt) with her son, 1920: A tender moment captured as Miss Iris Tree, a prominent figure in the early 20th century British theatre scene, is accompanied by her young son and a pageboy. The image reflects the changing social dynamics of the time. Queen with two pageboys on a Christmas card: In this festive scene depicted on a vintage Christmas card, we witness the regal presence of a queen surrounded by two pageboys adorned in traditional attire. Such cards often symbolized opulence and grandeur during holiday celebrations. Liveried slaves carrying a sedan chair, Brazil: An intriguing glimpse into history through Jules Ferrario's engraving from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne showcases liveried slaves carrying a sedan chair in Brazil during the 19th century. This image serves as an important reminder of past societal norms that have since evolved. That Unfortunate Marriage by Francis Eleanor Trollope; As to "Uncle Jo, " the honor nearly overpo Creator: Sydney Prior Hall: This artwork captures an unfortunate marriage scenario where Uncle Jo finds himself overwhelmed with responsibilities while being attended to by his loyal pageboy. It highlights both humor and social commentary prevalent during its creation. The Page (watercolor): A delicate watercolor painting depicting an elegant young boy dressed as a page standing against an idyllic backdrop evokes nostalgia for simpler times when such roles were common within aristocratic households. Child in Blue, 1918 (oil on canvas): The artist's brushstrokes bring to life this captivating portrait of a child dressed in blue robes reminiscent of historical pages' attire—an homage to tradition blended with contemporary artistic expression. Portrait of Lady Said to be Anna de Noailles Seated Full Length, with a Negro Page in an Interior (oil on canvas).