Sarah Collection (#22)

Sophie Croizette / Gill
Sophie Croizette (1848-1901) Russian born French actress, member of the Comdie-Franaise and a friend of Sarah Bernhardt. She played in The Sphinx of Octave Feuillet

Sarah Bernhardt, 1879
Engraved portrait of Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), the French actress who was christened Sarah-Marie-Henriette Rosine Bernard

The Bank Nun
Sarah Whitehead, sister of a failed businessman, believed the Bank of England owed her money, lost her mind, flitting about the City until she became known as The Bank Nun

Lady Macbeth - Bartley
The actress Sarah Bartley in the role of Lady Macbeth

Bernhardt / Phedre 1899
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in the role of Phedre in 1899

Bernhardt / Campbell 1905
MRS PATRICK CAMPBELL English actress, not too excited at being read to by the French actress Sarah Bernhardt

Bernhardt as Hamlet
SARAH BERNHARDT English actress in the male roll of Hamlet in Shakespeares play of the same name Date: 1844 - 1923

Siddons as Zara
SARAH SIDDONS as Zara in Congreves The mourning bride

Siddons as Euphrasia
SARAH SIDDONS actress as Euphrasia in Arthur Murphys The Grecian Daughter

Siddons as Calista
SARAH SIDDONS actress as Calista in Nicholas Rowes The fair penitent

Siddons as Hermione
SARAH SIDDONS actress as Hermione in Shakespeares The winters tale

Siddons as Medea
SARAH SIDDONS actress as Medea (Euripides)

Pudre De Riz Advert
Le Diaphane poudre de riz (rice powder) - adherant, invisible, hygienic - as used, the words imply, by Sarah Bernhardt herself !

Mother of H G Wells
SARAH WELLS, mother of H G Wells : a domestic servant

Wimbledon Park House
Earl Spencers house in Wimbledon Park, the successor to the one built for Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough which burned down in 1785

Sarah Bernhardt / Gill 86
Sarah Bernhardt: an outstanding caricature of the outstanding French actress

Siddons / Jane Shore
SARAH SIDDONS Actress in the role of Jane Shore

Siddons / Fair Penitent
SARAH SIDDONS Actress in the role of Calista in Rowes Fair Penitent

Sarah Bernhardt / Figaro
Sarah Bernhardt, French actress

Siddons / Rehearsing
SARAH SIDDONS Actress rehearsing in the Green Room with her father, Roger Kemble

Bernhardt / Profile Hat
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in a feather-trimmed hat

Bernhardt / Ornate Gown
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in an ornate gown

Bernhardt / Thoughtful
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in thoughtful pose

Bernhardt / Chair Drooping
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress drooping in a chair

Bernhardt / Minstrel Boy
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress as a minstrel boy playing a lute

Bernhardt / Frilly Dress
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in a frilly dress

Bernhardt / Leaning Wall
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in thoughtful mood

Bernhardt / Iseyl 1903
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in Iseyl

Bernhardt / Moloch 1882
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress: a satirical view

Bernhardt / Piccadilly 89
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress

Abimelech Afflicted
Because he has - albeit unwittingly - lain with Sarah, Abrahams wife (he said she was his sister) Abimelech is punished with infertility by God

Ishmael and Hagar
He and his mother Hagar, Abrahams concubine, are sent away when Abraham fathers Isaac on Sarah

John Churchill / Ronjat
JOHN CHURCHILL (with wife Sarah) Commander in chief over the armies of England and Holland in the War of the Spanish Succession

Hagar (Taylor)
Hagar, a servant, having borne a son to Abraham with his wife Sarahs approval, is expelled when Sarah bears a child, and wanders the desert with Ismael till an angel saves them

Bernhardt as Theodora
Sarah Bernhardt in the fifth act of Theodora

Siddons / Lady Macbeth
SARAH SIDDONS as Lady Macbeth in Shakespeares Macbeth

Abrahams Wife Sarah
Three men (really angels in disguise) tell Abraham that his ageing wife Sarah will have a child. She is incredulous, but surprises herself by bearing Isaac

Hagars Flight
Hagar, Abrahams concubine, has to leave him when his wife Sarah gives birth to Isaac; an angel comforts her and she gives birth to Ishmael

Lady Sarah Napier
LADY SARAH NAPIER (nee Lennox) wife (1) of sir Charles Bunbury, (2) of sir George Napier, depicted dressed as a clergyman for reasons one can only wonder about

Siddons as Belvidera
SARAH SIDDONS (nee Kemble) actress as Belvidera in Otways Venice preserved

Sarah Siddons - Isabella
SARAH SIDDONS (nee Kemble) actress as Isabella in Shakespeares Measure for measure

Sarah Dss Marlborough
SARAH, duchess of MARLBOROUGH Wife of John, 1st Duke. Friend of Queen Anne

Racial /s Africa / Hottentot
SaRTJE BaRTMAN, also known as The Hottentot Venus - African servant girl brought to London 1810 & exhibited there and in Paris, where she died 1815, her body preserved

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"Sarah: A Multifaceted Tale of Talent, Royalty, and Beauty" In this captivating caption, we delve into the diverse world of Sarah. From her mesmerizing Tosca music cover to Fergie's graceful curtsey during the Royal Wedding in 1986, Sarah's presence is enchanting. Just like Madame Sarah Bernhardt portraying Theodora in a photograph captured by Downey, Sarah embodies strength and elegance. She reminds us of Saartje Baartman, known as the Hottentot Venus - a symbol of resilience against exploitation. But there is more to Sarah than theatrical performances. Like Henry Joy McCracken fighting for justice or Racine's Phedre on stage, she embraces passion and determination. Similar to Dickens' M. Chuzzlewit character, Sarah possesses an undeniable charm that captivates all those around her. Her spirit mirrors that Martin - a beacon of hope and compassion. As we reminisce about the Royal Wedding in 1986 where even the royal family couldn't resist her allure; we are reminded of Siebolds hosta (Hosta sieboldiana) - its beauty reflecting hers. Like "Beauty Revealed" by artist Sarah Goodridge in 1828, our protagonist unravels layers of grace and poise with every step she takes. And just like that iconic moment when they were pronounced 'just married, ' love radiates from within her heart. Sarah encompasses an extraordinary blend of talent, royalty, and beauty – leaving us spellbound at every turn.