Shepherdess Collection (#24)

Young woman with roses on a birthday postcard
Birthday Greetings -- a young woman in a mob cap holding a bunch of roses on a birthday postcard. Date: early 20th century

French Shepherdess with flock and dog
Venerable French Shepherdess with flock of sheep and faithful hound. Date: circa 1910s

Shadow drawing. C. H. Bennett, A Pastoral Petticoat
A Pastoral Petticoat. A lady walks her dog but her shadow tells another story. Illustration from a series of shadow portraits of fictional characters by Charles H Bennett entitled Shadow

Ally-Fresco Fayre / Ally Sloper
Ally Slopper hosts a summer floral fete at South Kensington, to raise money for the Grosvenor Hospital

Dalmatian Shepherd and Shepherdess, 1875
Engraving showing a couple of shepherds, minding their animals, in Dalmatia (now Croatia), 1875

Philomel and Procne
PHILOMEL AND PROCNE Procne tries to persuade her sister Philomel to come back to the city, but she prefers to remain in solitude (from Greek mythology)

Tearful Confession / Love
A weasel-faced gentleman accompanied by his black servant confesses his love toward a lovely young maiden, unable to control his emotions

French Shepherdess
A French shepherdess minds her flock

Winters Tale- Shepherdes
Costume design for a shepherdess, in the 1920 Paris production

Joan of Arc (Kaulbach)
JOAN OF ARC - (Jeanne d Arc) Seeing the vision of Mary

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"Shepherdess: A Glimpse into the Serene World of Pastoral Life" In the mesmerizing painting "By The Sea, 1881, " we are transported to a picturesque coastal landscape where a shepherdess tends to her flock. With delicate brushstrokes and vibrant colors, this oil on canvas masterpiece by an unknown artist captures the tranquility and beauty of a shepherdess's life. William Holman Hunt's "The Hireling Shepherd, 1851" takes us back in time to witness a poignant scene. In this thought-provoking piece, we see a young shepherd neglecting his duties as he becomes distracted by the allure of romance. Through symbolism and intricate details, Hunt reminds us of the importance of responsibility and dedication. "Gloria in excelsis Deo (chromolitho)" transports us to heavenly realms with its ethereal depiction of angels guiding shepherds under starlit skies. This chromolithograph beautifully illustrates their awe-inspiring encounter with divine glory, reminding us that even humble shepherds can experience extraordinary moments. W Heath Robinson's whimsical artwork titled "And The Cat Said, Can You Purr?" brings forth smiles as it portrays an unconventional shepherdess accompanied by her feline companion. With playful imagination and intricate illustrations, Robinson invites us into a world where anything is possible. Antoinette Shepherdess captivates our hearts with her tender expression in an unnamed portrait that exudes grace and elegance. Her serene presence embodies the essence of what it means to be a true shepherdess – caring for her flock while radiating inner strength. Edward Calvert's enchanting creation "The Chamber Idyll, 1831" offers an intimate glimpse into pastoral bliss as two lovers find solace amidst nature’s embrace. Calvert skillfully captures their affectionate bond within idyllic surroundings—a testament to love flourishing harmoniously alongside shepherding responsibilities.