Marianne Collection (#17)

Aimee Desiree Republique personified

FRANCEs TRIUMPH / 1919
Frances triumph over Germany

Britain Embraces France
Das alte lied - the old song. Britain embraces France behind Germanys back

Britannia Not Welcome
Britannia does not receive a warm welcome in Egypt

Mozart (7) and Family
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART The Austrian composer at the age of seven, with his sister Marianne, aged eleven, and their father Leopold, in 1764

Tsar Meets Kaiser / 1903
Russian Tsar Nicholas II meets German Kaiser Wilhelm II. France watches mistrustfully through the window

Nicolas Ii / Cadel C1900
NIKOLAY ALEKSANDROVICH TSAR NICOLAS II (1894-1917) Satirical view, at a time when he was rather popular with the French people

France Disarmed 1929
The shy virgin Marianne (France) is reluctantly persuaded by her friends John Bull and Uncle Sam to take off her armour

Ww1 Postcard USA Joins
America joins the war and sympathises with Marianne

Marianne Mozart
MARIANNE MOZART sister of Wolfgang Amadeus

Camargo Dancing
Marianne de Camargo, Belgian ballerina, is not only a remarkably talented dancer but also a notable innovator in style, techniques, costume and coiffure

Marianne Versions 1910
Marianne, symbol of the French Republic, seen as a Liberal, a Socialist, and a plain Democrat -- its as easy as changing your hair colour!

Franco-British Exhib
Britannia and Marianne hold hands with sisterly affection on the cover of the Franco- British Exhibition guide, symbolising the still uneasy entente cordiale

France-Russia Friendship
As Tsar Nicolas II leaves after his visit to France, Marianne expresses her affection

Mozart and Sister
W.A.Mozart and his sister, Marianne

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"Marianne: A Symbol of Unity and Artistic Expression" Marianne, a name that resonates with history and artistry, has left an indelible mark on various aspects of Franco-British culture. From the Franco-British Exhibition held in London to the heartwarming depiction of St Elizabeth of Hungary Spinning Wool for the Poor in 1901, Marianne's influence knows no bounds. One notable figure bearing this name is Marianne North, an accomplished botanical artist who captured the beauty of nature through her vibrant paintings. Her works continue to inspire generations with their intricate details and vivid colors. Another noteworthy Marianne is Marianne Foyster, whose childhood treasures from 1886 still captivate our imagination today. Created by Marianne Stokes, these timeless pieces evoke nostalgia and remind us of simpler times. But it is not just individuals who embody the spirit of Marianne; entire communities like the Borley People have embraced this symbol as a unifying force. Their shared experiences and collective strength reflect the essence of unity that Marianne represents. Even during tumultuous times such as World War I, when tensions ran high between England and France, a comic postcard humorously reminded us that both nations will always pull together. This sentiment echoes throughout history - from Austen's novels to aviation week posters in Rouen - proving that despite differences or conflicts, unity prevails. The French Revolution also witnessed Marianne's presence as she became synonymous with liberty and equality. Songs like "L Internationale" found solace within her embrace while "La Marseillaise" echoed her call for freedom through vibrant lithographs. Whether it be through exhibitions celebrating cultural exchange or artistic expressions depicting compassion for others less fortunate than ourselves – there is no denying that Marianne holds a special place in our hearts. She embodies unity across borders while reminding us all to cherish our shared humanity.