Lucy Collection (#8)

Lucy, Countess of Carlisle, and Dorothy Percys Visit to their Father Lord Percy... c1831. Artist: JMW Turner
Lucy, Countess of Carlisle, and Dorothy Percys Visit to their Father Lord Percy, when under Attainder, c1831. Lucy Hay, Countess of Carlisle and her sister, Dorothy Percy, visiting their father

St Elizabeth of Hungary and St Lucy, 1878. Elizabeth (1207-1231) was the daughter of Andras II of Hungary. After the death in 1227 of her husband Louis IV, Landgrave of Thuringia

Two sisters on the beach, Southwold, Suffolk
Two sisters (Lucy and Violet Auerbach) in their bathing costumes on the beach at Southwold, Suffolk. Date: circa 1912

Family group on holiday, Southwold, Suffolk
Family group outside their holiday home at 25 North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk -- Albert, Lucy, Arthur, Harold, Ellen and Violet Auerbach, summer 1912. Date: 1912

Studio photo, family of four -- Arthur and Ellen Auerbach with their children Lucy (born 1890) and Albert (born 1894). Date: 1896

Three young women bathing in the sea, Southwold, Suffolk
Three young women bathing in the sea at Southwold, Suffolk. They are N Cattley, Lucy Auerbach and M Cattley. Date: 1911

Two sisters at Southwold, Suffolk
Two sisters (Lucy and Violet Auerbach) posing for a photo on the sea front at Southwold, Suffolk, summer 1911. Date: 1911

Family on a holiday outing, Dunwich, Suffolk
Family (Arthur, Harold, Lucy, Albert and Violet Auerbach) on a holiday outing to the village of Dunwich, Suffolk, 30 August 1908. The building is All Saints Church, abandoned in the 1750s

Young women on holiday at Chesieres, Vaud, Switzerland
Three young women on holiday at Chesieres, Vaud, Switzerland (Lucy Auerbach is on the right). While there they received sketching lessons from an art tutor, Mr Flemwell (probably George J Flemwell)

Two sisters on a garden bench
Two sisters (Violet and Lucy Auerbach) on a garden bench, summer 1910. Date: 1910

Sketching lesson at Chesieres, Vaud, Switzerland -- Lucy Auerbach and friends with their tutor, Mr Flemwell (probably George J Flemwell, an English artist based in Switzerland). Date: circa 1910

Young woman with croquet mallet, Ealing, West London
Young woman (Lucy Auerbach) holding a croquet mallet, in her back garden at 1 Carlton Road, Ealing, West London. Date: circa 1906

Three people bathing at Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Young woman (Lucy Auerbach) and her two brothers (Albert and Harold) bathing in the sea at Scarborough, North Yorkshire, with ships on the horizon. Date: 1904

Young woman in fancy dress, Ealing, West London
Young woman (Lucy Auerbach, age 16) in fancy dress, with a British flag, in her garden at Ealing, West London. 1906

Four children and boatman, Saltburn, North Yorkshire
Four children (Albert, Harold, Lucy and Violet Auerbach) sitting in a boat on the beach with boatman Mr Marshall, during their holiday in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire. Date: 1906

Group of people at Malvern, Worcestershire, WW1
Group of women and soldiers in a field at Malvern, Worcestershire, during the First World War. Two women are dressed as fortune tellers. The tall woman (second left) is Lucy Auerbach (1890-1972)

Passengers in a charabanc, Swanage, Dorset
Passengers in a charabanc at Swanage, Dorset, ready for a trip to Lulworth Cove. They are Arthur Auerbach and three of his four children. Date: 1913

Father and four children, Southwold, Suffolk
Father (Arthur Auerbach) and his four children (Albert, Harold, Lucy and Violet) posing for a photo on the pavement outside their holiday home at 25 North Parade, Southwold, Suffolk, summer 1911

Brother and sister on holiday, Brighton, Sussex
Brother and sister (Harold and Lucy Auerbach) on holiday in Brighton, Sussex, having their photograph taken on Brighton Pier with their heads in the holes of a comic painted board. Date: 1912

Young woman bathing at Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Young woman (Lucy Auerbach, nickname Boo) bathing in the sea at Scarborough, North Yorkshire -- photograph taken from inside a bathing hut. 1904

Woman at seaside with pigeons (Lucy Auerbach, 1890-1972). Date: circa 1950s

Last day of the holidays, saying goodbye, Southwold, Suffolk -- members of the Auerbach family (Albert, Harold, Lucy and Violet), and members of the Cattley family, September 1912. 1912

Sir Henry William Lucy, English political journalist
Sir Henry William Lucy (1842-1924), English political journalist. circa 1900s

Hildred, a mannequin for Lucile
One of Luciles famous models. Lady Lucy Duff Gordon (aka Lucile) was famous for employing a band of mannequins at her salon and for introducing the mannequin parade for her customers

Margot, lead mannequin for Lucile
Margot, the chief mannequin at the salon of Lucile, aka Lady Lucy Duff Gordon in the 1920s. One newspaper described her thus

Happy Families Playing Cards - Mr Salt the Boatman. circa 1930s

Constantia Ldy Coleraine
CONSTANTIA LUCY, baroness COLERAINE first wife of Henry Hare, second baron Date: ? - 1680

Lucy Countess Carlisle
LUCY (nee Percy) countess of CARLISLE wife of James, first earl. Date: 1599 - 1660

Lucy Countess Bedford 1
Lucy Harrington, countess of BEDFORD, wife of Edward Russell, third earl; patroness of the arts Date: ? - 1627

Lucy Countess Bedford 2
Lucy Harrington, countess of BEDFORD, wife of Edward Russell, third earl; patroness of the arts Date: ? - 1627

Lucy Countess Bedford 3
Lucy Harrington, countess of BEDFORD, wife of Edward Russell, third earl; patroness of the arts Date: ? - 1627

Hester Stanhope - Lebano
Lady hester Lucy Stanhope, Lebanon home where the traveller to Asia settled, never returning to her native England Date: 1830s

Lucy Hutchinson / Anon Eng
LUCY HUTCHINSON nee Apsley Writer Date: 1620 - ?

Lucy Manon Actress Date: early 20th century

Gay Beggars Benefit
Macheath, Lockit, Peachum, Lucy and Polly in Macheaths prison cell: a Covent Garden performance for the benefit of Mr Walker

John Hutchinson / Neagle
Colonel JOHN HUTCHINSON Military, regicide, husband of writer Lucy Hutchinson Date: 1615 - 1664

Lucy Hutchinson / Hopwood
LUCY HUTCHINSON nee Apsley writer Date: 1620 - ?

Dress of the reign of James I, 1601-1625, based on Lady Lucy Percy.. She wears a dress with jeweled bodice, double lace ruff, puff sleeves, embroidered petticoat, hat with pearls and veil

At the Forge, WW1 scene by Lucy Kemp-Welch
British army horses being shod at a makeshift forge somewhere on the Western Front. Date: 1919

Womens Work WW1. Women workers in many trades and professions, celebrated in this image by Lucy Kemp-Welch, Womens work in the great war, 1914-1918 Date: circa 1918

Hester L Stanhope
LADY HESTER LUCY STANHOPE(1776 - 1839) Traveller to Asia, where she settled and adopted eastern manners. Date: 1776 - 1839

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"Lucy: Unveiling the Enigmatic Australopithecus afarensis" Meet Lucy, a remarkable fossil discovery that revolutionized our understanding of human evolution. Known scientifically as Australopithecus afarensis (AL 288-1), Lucy provides us with invaluable insights into our ancient ancestors' lives. Just like the nursery rhyme character, "Lucy Locket lost her pocket, " this Lucy too had something precious to offer – a glimpse into our evolutionary past. Discovered in Ethiopia in 1974 by paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson, Lucy's skeleton is estimated to be around 3. 2 million years old. Her significance cannot be overstated; she represents one of the most complete early hominid skeletons ever found. With her bipedal posture and small brain size, it offers crucial evidence for understanding how humans evolved from ape-like ancestors. While Brigham Young may have been known as a Mormon leader with multiple wives, it is fascinating to think about how different life was for Lady Houston D. B. E and Lady Duff-Gordon during their respective eras. These women were influential figures in their own right – just like Lucy left an indelible mark on scientific history. In another context entirely, Lady Duff-Gordon's beautiful mannequins showcased fashion trends of their time. Similarly, Fat Lucy Moore might have been remembered for her unique personality or distinctive appearance. However, it is through the footprints and skeletal remains of this ancient being that we truly come face-to-face with our ancestral heritage. The study has provided scientists with valuable information about early hominin locomotion and behavior. Not all they are prehistoric though; Miss Lucy Pocock made waves as a sculling champion in her time. Her athletic prowess reminds us that even today's individuals named they are make significant contributions to society. Lastly, let us not forget other notable Lucys like Lucy Walter, also known as Mrs.