Gloria Collection (#4)

Lady Milford Haven & Gloria Vanderbilt in Bray
Lady Milford Haven, Monsieur Aldao and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt enjoying dinner at the fashionable Hinds Head Hotel in Bray. Date: 1932

Gloria Vanderbilt and Mrs Benjamin Thaw
Gloria Vanderbilt and her sister Mrs Benjamin Thaw (Consuelo Vanderbilt) sisters of Thelma, Lady Furness pictured dressed fashionably in wide legged palazzo pants

Christmas card with nativity scene: Gloria in Excelsis Deo. And the Word was made flesh, Alleluia. Showing the baby Jesus in the stable, surrounded by angels. Date: circa 1900s

Fashion for summer evening wear 1932
Two women modelling full length evening dresses for the summer. Woman on the left wearing a cross over back dress made of heavy crepe-de-chine printed in small floral pattern

VIVALDI MANUSCRIPT. Manuscript for Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi, c1708

Gloria Jean, American singer and actress
Gloria Jean (Gloria Jean Schoonover, b 1926), American singer and actress who appeared in many feature films between 1939 and 1959

Gloria Swanson in the Paramount film La Cage Doree, 1922
Gloria Swanson in the Paramount film La Cage Doree (Her Gilded Cage), 1922 Date: 1922

Gloria Vanderbilt by Madame Yevonde
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt (1904-1965), sister of Thelma, Lady Furness. Date: 1932

Spain. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Portico de la Gl
Spain. Galicia. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Portico de la Gloria. Detail archivolts. Built by Master Mateo. 12th century. Romanesque style. Elders tuning the organistrum

Angel with book on a Christmas card
Angel holding an open book on a Christmas card -- Gloria In Excelsis Deo. Date: circa 1890s

Gloria Swanson (1899 - 1983), American film actress, wearing a cloche hat with a feather

Glittering Gloria by Hugh Morton. First produced at the Wyndhams Theatre, 21st July 1903. Left, H. Macaulay as Mr. Poskett; right, Charles Williams, who also directed, as Mr Griddletop

Cross-shaped Christmas card with flowers and Latin inscription in gothic style lettering -- Gloria in excelsis Deo et in terra pax (Glory to God in the highest and peace on earth). Date: circa 1890s

International Flickers Folk by Sherriffs
International Flickers Folk: A Page of Celluloid Stars. A page of caricatures of movie stars by Sherriffs which include Gloria Swanson, Charlie Chaplin, Ronald Colman, Greta Garbo

Some leading players in Revue Folies Bergere at the French Casino New York, 1934 - the Manginis, Olympie Bradna, Desty, Delson and Juan, Gloria Gilbert and The Lime Trio Date: 1934

MATEO, Maestro (1161-1217). Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Portico da Gloria. 1168-1188. SPAIN. Santiago de Compostela. Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Romanesque art. Sculpture on rock

Poster, Cycles La Gracieuse & Gloria
Poster design, Cycles La Gracieuse & Gloria, depicting an allegorical female figure with wings and a bicycle. Date: circa 1910

Gloria Swanson in 1923
Gloria Swanson (1899 1983), American actress, singer and producer, staring here in Don t Tell Everything Date: 1923

Residence of Gloria Swanson, Beverly Hills, USA
Residence of the film star Gloria Swanson, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, California, USA. Date: 20th century

Illustration of sonar system Gloria sending out sound pulses across sea bed, picking up echoes bouncing back from features on the sea bed and communicating them to on-board computers

SCHOOL DESEGREGATION, 1958. New York City Mayor Robert Wagner meeting the Little Rock Nine. In the front row from left to right are Minnijean Brown, Elizabeth Eckford, Carlotta Walls, Mayor Wagner

PHILADELPHIA, c1855. Old Swedes Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Frederick De Bourg Richards, c1855

GLORIA SWANSON (1897-1983). American film actress. Photograph by Edwin Bower Hesser, 1924

Gloria Mundi, or The Devil addressing the sun Pare. Lost, Book IV, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, artist, London, engraving 1782

Domenico del Barbiere after Rosso Fiorentino, Gloria, Italian, c. 1506 - probably 1565-1575, 1540-1545, engraving on laid paper

Men and women look in the opened tombs of historical figures, Cornelis van Dalen I, 1655

Impact of wealth, Philips Galle, Hadrianus Junius, 1563

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HER GILDED CAGE, 1922. Gloria Swanson in Her Gilded Cage, directed by Sam Wood, 1922

French postcard praising the English - WWI era - showing King George V, wounded soldiers of the BEF and the fleet of the Royal Navy

Viva la republica Viva el Cura Hidalgo Una pA

Gloria Mundi, Or The Devil Addressing The Sun Pare. Lost, Book Iv, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, Artist, London, Engraving 1782

World War Two Memorial in Parque do Flamengo, Gloria, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America

BIRAGO, Giovan Pietro da (15th c.- 16th c.). AlegorС de la gloria mundana de Francesco Maria Sforza. 1490. Tempera

Dessert at the bar and restaurant Le Noailles, Chateau Portets, Carbonnieux, Gruaud-Larose, Gloria, Maucaillou and Leoville Barton, Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine, France

G. SWANSON: WOMENs RIGHTS. Actress Gloria Swanson posed for this publicity still shortly after the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920

BARRY COMMONER (1917- ). American biologist, writer and activist. Photographed, c1974, by Gloria Gordon

Gloria Frederici, Andromeda, and Triangula. Astronomical chart showing Andromeda in chains, two triangles, and a scepter with eagles head and palm frond forming the constellations. Date 1825

Lady Lisburne and her daughter by Madame Yevonde
The Countess of Lisburne, wife of the Seventh Earl of Lisburne pictured centre with her prematurely greying hair giving her a poudree effect while various photographs of her daughter

Paphiopedilum Gloria naugle, Orchid

GLORIA DAVY (1931- ). African-American operatic soprano. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, in the title role of Aida, 1958

GLORIA SWANSON (1897-1983). American film actress

SALISBURY MISSAL, 1555. Gloria in Excelsis Deo. Detail from a page of the Salisbury Missal, printed in Paris, 1555

MALE & FEMALE, 1919. Gloria Swanson in a still from the film, Male and Female, directed by Cecil DeMille

GLORIA SWANSON, 1922, on the cover of a motion picture promotional magazine

WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE, 1920. Silent film still. Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighan

THE UNTAMED LADY, 1926. Silent film still. Gloria Swanson and Lawrence Gray

HER LOVE STORY, 1924. Gloria Swanson in a scene from the film directed by Allan Dwan

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"Gloria: A Timeless Name that Transcends Art, Fashion, and Culture" From the captivating brushstrokes of Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max's "The Lions Bride" to the elegant allure of Mrs La Touche Congreve and her baby daughter gracing the Tatler front cover, it has been a name synonymous with beauty and grace. In the world of automobiles, the Triumph Southern Cross roared with power and sophistication, embodying Gloria's spirit of strength. And it was in Antibes where Lady Milford Haven found herself in delightful company alongside none other than Gloria Vanderbilt - two icons who epitomized elegance on every level. But Gloria wasn't just about refined aesthetics; she also knew how to move to the rhythm. Ana Gloria & Rolando reigned as Queen and King of Mambo during the vibrant 1950s, their dance moves electrifying audiences worldwide. Their passion for music embodied everything that made Gloria shine. Gloria Swanson took center stage in both film and fashion. From her unforgettable scenes in "Madame Sans-Gene" to her glamorous presence captured by photographers like Valentino himself, Swanson exuded an undeniable charisma that made her a true Hollywood legend. Yet beyond artistry lay breathtaking landscapes. The view from Piz Gloria atop Mt. Schilthorn showcased Switzerland's majestic beauty while reminding us all why nature itself can be named 'Gloria. ' Swiss cable cars effortlessly transported travelers through these awe-inspiring vistas – a testament to human ingenuity harmonizing with Mother Nature. And across borders into Guatemala's Tikal National Park stood Jaguar Temple at its great plaza – a monument honoring ancient civilizations where 'Gloria' echoed through time immemorial. Finally, we find ourselves back at Triumph with their iconic model - 'Gloria. ' This car represented more than just engineering excellence; it symbolized innovation and progress—a tribute to those who dared to dream big and achieve greatness.