Servant Girl Collection

Servant girl, chambermaid, and female peasant and male peasant of Saumur, late 16th century
FLO4571529 Servant girl, chambermaid, and female peasant and male peasant of Saumur, late 16th century. Handcoloured lithograph after portraits in Roger de Gaignieres gallery portfolio IX 159-173

France XVIIIth Cent Costume
LLM458629 France XVIIIth Cent Costume by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: France XVIIIth Cent Costume)

Servant girl carrying a bouquet of seasonal flowers to announce the birth of a child to family and friends, Zurich
FLO4658041 Servant girl carrying a bouquet of seasonal flowers to announce the birth of a child to family and friends, Zurich, Switzerland, 19th century

Servant girl of Basel, Switzerland, 19th century. She wears a tiny cap secured with a ribbon
FLO4658017 Servant girl of Basel, Switzerland, 19th century. She wears a tiny cap secured with a ribbon, and wears a polka dot fichu

Servant girl of Coburg, Franconia, Germany, 19th century. She wears her hair is tied up in a bun
FLO4658228 Servant girl of Coburg, Franconia, Germany, 19th century. She wears her hair is tied up in a bun, laced bodice with ribbons, short sleeves, and full pleated petticoats

The Patient and the Doctor, 1660s
BOO73419 The Patient and the Doctor, 1660s by Steen, Jan Havicksz. (1625/26-79); 62.5x51 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Dutch, out of copyright

Autumn, 1865 (w / c)
SC8311 Autumn, 1865 (w/c) by Walker, Frederick (1840-75); 61.5x49.9 cm; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; English, out of copyright

The pilgrim refreshed
LLM338819 The pilgrim refreshed by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The pilgrim refreshed. Paynes Universum (1847).); © Look and Learn

"Christmas comes but once a year !", from the Pears Christmas Annual 1896
BOR69044 " Christmas comes but once a year !", from the Pears Christmas Annual 1896 (colour lithograph) by Green, Charles (1840-98) (after); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Ivar Arosenius Servant-Girl Policeman Maid Constable
Ivar Arosenius, Servant-Girl and Policeman, Maid and Constable, painting, 1905, Watercolor and gouache, Height, 23.5 cm (9.2 inches), Width, 28 cm (11 inches), Signed, .IA 05

servant girl maidservant kitchen maid cutting something
The servant girl, The maidservant. In a kitchen, a maid is cutting something or cleaning it on a table by a window. On the table are a colander, a pot and a bucket

Empress and a Byzantine princess
Empress and princess with a servant girl, Byzantine Empire. Antique hand-colored print

St Peter Recognized Servant Girl 1611-74 Brush
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Plate 1 from The Modern Harlots Progress, or Adventures of Harriet Heedless
XJF473761 Plate 1 from The Modern Harlots Progress, or Adventures of Harriet Heedless, published 1780 (engraving) by English School

Landscape with Hagar and the Angel, 1646 (oil on canvas)
XCF274323 Landscape with Hagar and the Angel, 1646 (oil on canvas) by Claude Lorrain (Claude Gellee) (1600-82); 52.2x42.3 cm; National Gallery, London, UK; French, out of copyright

The servant girl, attributed to Willem van Odekercken, 1631 - 1677

Prince Genji with fan standing at a well, looking at a woman sitting on veranda of first floor; a servant girl with sword in right hand watches, Japanese print, Kunisada (I), Utagawa, Mera Taichiro

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In the enchanting world of art and history, the servant girl emerges as a captivating figure. From Edward Orme's poignant engraving "The Death of Chatterton" to Georges Jacques Gatine's handcoloured copperplate engravings depicting various servant girls across Europe, these glimpses into the past offer us a window into their lives. In France during the 18th century, we witness a servant girl adorned in an exquisite costume. Carrying a bouquet of seasonal flowers, she joyfully announces the birth of a child to family and friends in Zurich, Switzerland. Her presence brings warmth and celebration to this momentous occasion. Moving further through time and space, we encounter another Swiss servant girl from Basel in the 19th century. With her tiny cap secured by a ribbon and wearing a polka dot fichu, she exudes charm and grace. This handcoloured copperplate engraving captures her essence beautifully. Traveling eastward to Franconia, Germany, we meet yet another servant girl from Coburg in the 19th century. Her hair is neatly tied up in a bun while she wears an intricately laced bodice with ribbons adorning it. The short sleeves reveal her diligent nature as she goes about her daily tasks with unwavering dedication. Art takes us on diverse journeys where even interactions between individuals are depicted vividly. In "The Patient and the Doctor, " set in the 1660s, we witness how servants played crucial roles not only within households but also within society at large – offering care and support during times of illness. As seasons change throughout history, so do our perceptions of beauty captured on canvas or paper. In Autumn 1865 (w/c), vibrant colors come alive as nature transforms its palette before winter arrives – perhaps inspiring servants like our protagonist here to find solace amidst their duties. Not limited solely to domestic settings or mundane chores, servant girls also embark on extraordinary adventures.