Jekyll Collection (#3)

Integrity retiring from Office. 1801 marks the beginning of a captivating tale that continues to intrigue readers today

Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) - British Garden designer, Artist and Writer. Date: circa 1920s

Jekyll Collection: North Court, Munstead Wood - Home of Gertrude Jekyll

North Court, Munstead Wood - Home of Gertrude Jekyll
The North Court, Munstead Wood, Godalming, Surrey. The home of Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) - influential British garden designer, artist and writer. Date: circa 1910

Jekyll Collection: Garden Door, Munstead Wood - Home of Gertrude Jekyll

Garden Door, Munstead Wood - Home of Gertrude Jekyll
The Garden Door, Munstead Wood, Godalming, Surrey. The home of Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) - influential British garden designer, artist and writer. Date: circa 1910

Jekyll Collection: Gertrude Jekyll - Garden designer

Gertrude Jekyll - Garden designer
Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) - Prolific British Garden designer, Artist and Writer. Pictured here as the small central detail in a close-up taken from an advert for Shell. 1960

Jekyll Collection: Fredric March / Jekyll

Fredric March / Jekyll
FREDRIC MARCH American actor of stage and screen, seen here in the role of Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde (1932) Date: 1897 -

Jekyll Collection: Harry Brodribb Irving

Harry Brodribb Irving
HARRY BRODRIBB IRVING, in the stage version of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. Son of Sir Henry Irving, went into acting and theatre management on his own account

Jekyll Collection: Jekyll & Hyde / Stevenson

Jekyll & Hyde / Stevenson
This, too, was myself.... Dr Jekyll looks in the mirror and sees himself transformed into Mr Hyde

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Integrity retiring from Office. 1801 marks the beginning of a captivating tale that continues to intrigue readers today. Gravetye Manor in West Hoathly, Sussex sets the stage for the enigmatic story of M JEKYLL and O HYDE. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a literary masterpiece by Robert Louis Stevenson, delves into the depths of human nature like no other. The influence of this timeless novel extends beyond its pages, as it has inspired various adaptations on stage and screen. One notable performance was given by Harry Brodribb Irving, who brought both Jekyll's internal struggle and Hyde's sinister presence to life with remarkable skill. Beyond her association with literature, Gertrude Jekyll made her mark in another artistic realm - landscape painting. Her breathtaking works capture the essence of nature's beauty and have become iconic representations of English gardens. Munstead Wood and Gardens served as Gertrude Jekyll's sanctuary - a place where she found solace amidst her creative endeavors. This haven became synonymous with her name, showcasing her exceptional talent for designing harmonious outdoor spaces. As we explore Munstead Wood and Gardens - home of Gertrude Jekyll - we are transported into a world where artistry meets horticulture. The meticulously planned landscapes reflect an innate understanding of color palettes, textures, and spatial arrangements that create an enchanting atmosphere for visitors. Just like Dr. Jekyll sought to reconcile his dual identities within one body, Munstead Wood represents the fusion between man-made design principles and Mother Nature herself, and is here that Gertrude Jekyll's genius shines through every carefully curated corner. So let us immerse ourselves in this captivating journey through time – from Integrity retiring from Office. 1801 to Gravetye Manor; from M JEKYLL to O HYDE; from Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to Harry Brodribb Irving's mesmerizing performance.