Vyvyan Collection

Some Stalwarts of the Greyhound Racing World by Autori
Caricatures of well-known personalities in the greyhound racing world in 1933. Among those shown is A. C. Critchley and Lady Chesham. Date: 1933

Mrs Vyvyan Drury (1907-1996) and daughter, Romayne, studio portrait seated on couch. With description, A new photograph of Mrs Vyvyan Drury and her small daughter, Romayne

Charles Vyvyan Sale Rugby Union 06 October 1997 Date: 06 October 1997

Hugh Vyvyan Saracens Saracens V South Africa Wembley, London, England 17 November 2009 SARACENS V SOUTH AFRICA Date: 17 November 2009

Bystander cover featuring Mrs Vyvyan Drury
Front cover of The Bystander featuring a colour photograph of Mrs Vyvyan Drury, wife of the well-known New York financier and sportsman

Kardooni, Wells & Vyvyan
Kardooni, Wells and Vyvyan Sale V Leicester Sale V Leicester 25 February 1995 Date: 25 February 1995

Albert Herring, Aldeburgh Festival 1962
Benjamin Britten taking a curtain call after Albert Herring performed in the Jubilee Hall on 20 June 1962 during the Aldeburgh Festival

Mrs Vyvyan Drury by Madame Yevonde. Seen here modelling a garden party dress by Lelong in white marquisette, with a tight-fitting bodice, and a wide-brimmed straw hat from Albert and Johnson

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"Vyvyan: A Legacy of Greyhound Racing and Fascinating Personalities" In the world of greyhound racing, few names hold as much significance as Vyvyan. This captivating family has left an indelible mark on the sport, with their passion and dedication shining through in every endeavor. One of the stalwarts of this illustrious lineage was Mrs Vyvyan Drury (1907-1996), a remarkable woman whose love for greyhounds knew no bounds. Her commitment to the sport was unparalleled, and her expertise made her a revered figure among enthusiasts. In a studio portrait seated on a couch, Mrs Vyvyan Drury exudes grace and elegance, while her small daughter Romayne captivates with her own unique charm. The Vyvyan legacy continued with Charles Vyvyan and Hugh Vyvyan, two individuals who carried forward their family's proud tradition. Their contributions to greyhound racing were nothing short of extraordinary, earning them well-deserved recognition within the industry. The impact of the Vyvyans extended beyond just racing; they also graced magazine covers and captured hearts wherever they went. The Bystander cover featuring Mrs Vyvyan Drury showcased not only her beauty but also highlighted her status as an influential personality in society. Their involvement in other artistic endeavors is equally noteworthy. Albert Herring at Aldeburgh Festival 1962 stands out as one such occasion where their talents shone brightly outside the realm of greyhound racing. Captured by Madame Yevonde's lens, another stunning portrait showcases Mrs Vyvyan Drury's timeless allure. Her poise radiates from every frame, leaving an everlasting impression on all who behold it. From generation to generation, each member of the Vyvyan family brought their own unique flair to this beloved sport.