Showmen Collection
"Showmen: Masters of Spectacle and Entertainment" Step right up and enter the world of showmen, where imagination knows no bounds
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"Showmen: Masters of Spectacle and Entertainment" Step right up and enter the world of showmen, where imagination knows no bounds. From the vibrant Southwark Fair to Hogarth's satirical depictions, these captivating figures have always held a special place in our hearts. Witness the extraordinary union of General Mite and Millie Edwards in The Marriage of General Mite and Millie Edwards, Manchester. This peculiar love story defied all odds, leaving audiences astounded by their devotion. Marvel at the grandeur of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show poster featuring Iron Tail. With its vivid colors and striking imagery, it beckons you to experience an exhilarating journey into the untamed American frontier. Transport yourself back to 1904 with Pawnee Bill's Historic Wild West poster. Its colorful lithography captures the spirit of adventure as cowboys ride across vast landscapes, reminding us of a time when legends were born. Discover The wild boy of Saint-Ouen through a mesmerizing color lithograph. His mysterious existence captivated imaginations as people pondered his origins and marveled at his unique abilities. Behold The female Hercules in all her glory captured through a stunning color photograph. Her strength defied societal norms, inspiring generations with her power and resilience. Immerse yourself in Parisian charm with The Foire au Pain d'Epices photo capturing joyous moments at this delightful fair. Experience whimsical rides, delectable treats, and laughter that echoes through every corner. Enter The Theatre de la Jeunesse through a vivid color photograph that transports you into an enchanting world filled with theatrical wonders - where dreams come alive on stage under dazzling lights. Relive history with Billy Purvis Stealing the Bundle depicted in pencil & watercolor on paper cut out & pasted on card from 1876. This comical scene reminds us that even mischievous acts can bring laughter to our lives.