Barnum Collection
Step right up and witness the mesmerizing world of Barnum
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Step right up and witness the mesmerizing world of Barnum. From the vibrant circus posters of the 1920s to the captivating performances under the big top, Barnum & Bailey Circus was an American spectacle like no other. In the early 1900s, a magnificent circus train rolled into town, carrying with it a menagerie of wonders. The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus poster from 1920s proudly announced their arrival, promising thrills and excitement for all who dared to enter. One particular poster from c. 1912 showcased the grandeur & Bailey's showmanship. It captured imaginations with its vivid colors and larger-than-life characters that seemed to leap off the page. Amongst these extraordinary performers was Edouard Beaupre, whose towering presence left audiences in awe. His incredible strength defied belief as he effortlessly lifted objects that would leave others gasping for breath. Lillian Leitzel, a German circus acrobat and strongwoman, dazzled spectators with her graceful aerial displays. Her daring stunts high above ground were a testament to both skill and courage. The magic continued in later years when Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus still performed under enchanting tents. A vintage poster from around 1950 captures this era perfectly - showcasing three rings filled with breathtaking acts that left audiences spellbound. P. T. Barnum himself became an iconic figure in popular culture - his caricature alongside Jumbo the elephant immortalized on another whimsical poster. Together they symbolize not only entertainment but also innovation and imagination at its finest. Barnum & Bailey truly lived up to their title as "the greatest show on Earth. " Their shows were legendary spectacles that captivated millions across generations – young and old alike marveled at Gargantua the Great's imposing presence on yet another stunning American circus poster from 1938.