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Performers

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 4357 Collections and/or Records:

Marisa Carnesky Performing The Girl from Nowhere and Jewess Tattooess, c2003

 Item — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 7: Series 178H39
Reference code: 178H39.115
Scope and Contents

Promotional booklet produced by the London Artists' Project containing text and photographs.

Dates: c2003

Marisa Carnesky Performing The Girl from Nowhere and Jewess Tattooess at Riverside Studios, c2003

 Item — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 7: Series 178H39
Reference code: 178H39.116
Scope and Contents

Promotional handbill produced by the Arts Council England with Marisa's photograph.

Dates: c2003

Marisa Carnesky Performing The Girl from Nowhere and Jewess Tattooess Programme, 2003

 Item — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 5: Series 178K29; Series 178T13; Series 178Z29
Reference code: 178K29.1
Scope and Contents

Riverside Studios, London. Contains colour illustrations, 12pp.

Dates: 2003

Marisa Carnesky's Artist Statement for Ghost Train, November 2002

 File — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 12: Series 178H39
Reference code: 178H39.140
Scope and Contents

Description of the project with both its themes and goals, and the imagery intended to convey it.

Dates: November 2002

Marisa Carnesky's Biography, c1999

 Item — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 6: Series 178H39
Reference code: 178H39.34

Marketing Material, c1999 - 2000

 File — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 6: Series 178H39
Reference code: 178H39.46
Scope and Contents

Various items of publicity including handbills and a photocopy of a programme with hadnwritten annotations.

Dates: c1999 - 2000

Marking the Territory at The Irish Museum of Modern Art Handbill, 19 - 21 October 2001

 Item — Box Marisa Carnesky Box 11: Series 178K29
Reference code: 178K29.23
Scope and Contents

Programme containing black and white and colour photographs and texta bout the artists and performers, 4pp.

Dates: 19 - 21 October 2001

Marks's New Equestrian Characters Print, c1800 - 1899

 Item
Reference code: 178V11.18
Scope and Contents

Etching, engraving and watercolour on paper, published by J. L. Marks, 91 Long Lane, Smithfield, London. Colour illustration of four equestrian acts, The Sailor's Return, The Greek Warrior, The Reaper and The Flower Girl.

Dates: c1800 - 1899

Marks's New Equestrian Characters Print, c1800 - 1899

 Item
Reference code: 178V11.19
Scope and Contents

Etching, engraving and watercolour on paper, published by J. L. Marks, 91 Long Lane, Smithfield, London. Colour illustration of four equestrian acts, The Swiss Girl, The Alpin Hunter, The Life Guardsman and The Flying Dutchman.

Dates: c1800 - 1899

Marshall and Scott Family Collection

 Fonds
Reference code: NFA0028
Scope and Contents This collection comprises family papers and photographs, relating to the large and extended circus and fairground families of Walter Marshall and Renee Marshall (nee Scott), together with correspondence and further photographs, concerning Walter Marshall’s service with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. Accompanied by some business records and newspaper cuttings, concerning the family business, W. H. Marshall and Sons Amusements (later known as Marshall's Modern Amusements...
Dates: c1880 - 1999

Marshall and Scott Family Photographs, c1880 - 1970

 File — Multiple Containers
Reference code: 178C45.1-910
Scope and Contents Large collection of black and white photographs and postcards, and colour photographs, some annotated on the reverse, of the Marshall, Scott, Kayes, Baker and Testo families, as well as various other circus personalities and performers between 1880s and 1970s. Including studio portrait photographs, photographs taken for publicity purposes and candid photographs, of individual performers and groups of performers in costume onstage and backstage, with the animals they trained, at the family...
Dates: c1880 - 1970

Martha Cashmore, c1920 - 1940

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.53
Scope and Contents

Postcard photograph of Martha Cashmore in fur coat with ostrich feather hat, possibly Martha Cashmore.

Dates: c1920 - 1940

Martha Cashmore, c1890 - 1910

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.187
Scope and Contents

Studio cabinet card photographic print of Martha Craston (nee Cashmore) in equestrian costume. Photographers name 'Julius Staudt, Berlin' gold medal symbol with date 1898 stamped on the front of the mount.

Dates: c1890 - 1910

Martha Cashmore, 14 May 1911

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.210
Scope and Contents

Martha Cashmore (Martha Craston) with dog in performance costume. 'Taken at Lilhain Russia May 14 1911, Circus Nikitin' written on the reverse.

Dates: 14 May 1911

Martha Cashmore, c1910 - 1930

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.214
Scope and Contents

Martha Cashmore (Martha Craston) with horse and carriage in an open air stadium

Dates: c1910 - 1930

Martha Cashmore, c1900 - 1920

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.215
Scope and Contents

Mounted photographic print of female equestrian seated on a horse at a door. Woman believed to be Martha Cashmore'. Photographers name 'Ferdinando Stiatti, Via di Mezzo, Firenze' stamped on reverse.

Dates: c1900 - 1920

Martha Cashmore, c1900 - 1920

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.216
Scope and Contents

Equestrian Martha Cashmore (Martha Craston) in costume with dog.

Dates: c1900 - 1920

Martha Cashmore, c1910 - 1930

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.219
Scope and Contents

Equestrian performer Martha Cashmore (Martha Craston) performing with horse and carriage in a large open air stadium setting with audience.

Dates: c1910 - 1930

Martha Cashmore, c1890 - 1910

 Item
Reference code: 178C83.229
Scope and Contents

Cabinet card studio photograph of Martha Cashmore (Martha Craston) in equestrian costume. Photographers print 'Chandler, 238 Florida, Buenos Aires' on the front.

Dates: c1890 - 1910

Martin & Rodgers’ European Wonder Show and Vaudeville Circus Souvenir Programme, c1920 - 1929

 Item
Reference code: 178K42.1
Scope and Contents

Purple and white front cover showing Decar and Tomato and descriptive articles accompanied of black and white photographs of the acts, 5p.p.

Dates: c1920 - 1929