Circus
Found in 4479 Collections and/or Records:
Krone, des Circus, den die Ganze Welt Kennt Programme, 1954
Front page: black and white drawing of a clown and elephant each reading a newspaper. Inside: programme of the show. Back page: advertisement. 2 pages.
Krone, Palacio Municipal de Deportes Barcelona Programme, 1958
Programme for circus run 19 December 1958 - 6 January 1959. Front cover: drawing of the head of an elephant. Inside: programme starts in the centre, history of the Krone circus, information about the acts with photos, commercial advertisements. Back cover: advertisement. 48 pages.
Krone Programme, 1956
Programme for circus run 25 December 1956 - 31 January 1957. Front cover: photo of large white horse leaping. Inside: programme in the centre, photos of the acts, commercial advertisements, history of the Krone circus. Back cover: advertisement. 16 pages.
Krone The Greatest Circus of Europe Programme, 1989
Front cover: animated circus animals, trapeze artists, and ring master in a blue dress. Inside: short biography of Krone family, programme in the centre, description of acts with photos, commercial advertising. Back cover: photo of a white horse and a woman in front of the Krone circus building. 20 pages.
Kunstreiter und Gaukler Portfolio of Prints, 1877 - 1881
Equestrian and jugglers fold out portfolio containing circus themed lithographs mounted on green card with red text in German by Heinrich Lang, showing mainly acrobats, clowns and equestrian acts, some pages contain multiple studies, contains 28 prints on 25 mounts. Published by Adolf Ackermann, Munchen, 1881.
Kyiv Circus Building, c1900 - 1920
External view of the Peter Krutikov Circus or Hippo Palace building in Kyiv, Ukraine. The Art Nouveau building was built in 1903 and destroyed in 1941.
Kyiv Circus Building, c1900 - 1920
External view of the Peter Krutikov Circus or Hippo Palace building in Kyiv, Ukraine. The Art Noveau building was built in 1903 and destroyed in 1941.
Kyiv Circus Building, c1900 - 1920
External view of the Peter Krutikov Circus or Hippo Palace building in Kyiv, Ukraine. The Art Noveau building was built in 1903 and destroyed in 1941.
L. Sanger's Festival Circus Programme, 1951
Black illustration of clown's face wearing pointy hat and ruffled collar on bottom corner and black type on front cover, inside programme and illustration of laughing clown's face. Printed by G. W. McKane and Son, Reliance Printing Works, Keswick, 2p.p.
La Force de L'incomparable Signior Colpi Print, c1900 - 1999
Black and white illustration of floor acrobatic troupe in the centre surrounded by twelve smaller images of acrobatic acts.
La Force de L'incomparable Signior Colpi Print, c1900 - 1999
Black and white illustration of floor acrobatic troupe in the centre surrounded by twelve smaller images of acrobatic acts.
La Grande Fete Lillois due Cirque Film, 2002
Film footage on VHS cassette format of La Gande Fete Lilloise du Cirque Festival.
La Piazza Theater festival International Augsburg: Pressespiegel letter, 4 October 1993
A letter addressed to Becky Truman and photocopies of press reviews from La Piazza '93, inside a La Pizza colour paper folder, 24pp.
La Pompe du Quai de L'Ecole Print, c1800 - 1899
Lithograph on paper by Louis Albert Guislain Bacler d'Albe (1805), printed by de Villain. Black and white illustration of market stalls and portable theatre in a city.
Large Clown Face Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains red and blue illustration of a large clown's face.
Large Envelope from Cirkus Brazil Jack to W.W. Smart Esq New World Circus Limited, c1900 - 2000
Includes stamps and crawings of two clowns, an elephant, and a zebra in the top left corner.
Last Night of the Circus Poster, Sunday 7 September 1997
Le Cirque de Moscou Programme, 1994 - 1995
Front cover: photograph of a male circus performer with a roaring lion. Inside: programme in the centre, commercial advertisements, photographs of the acts with brief descriptions. Back cover: commercial advertising. 12 pages.
Le Grand Cirque de France and Ben Hur Programmes, 1958 - 1976
Le Grand Cirque de France and Ben Hur programmes, containing colour illustrations and black and white photographs on the front covers, inside black and white photographs of perfomers and acts with some text, introduction, programme and commercial advertising.
Le Singe Savant Print, c1826
Lithograph and watercolour on paper by Martin Sylverstre Baptiste (1791-1858), printed by Godefroy Engelmann (1788-1839). Colour illustration of performing monkeys show on a platform with dressed monkey walking on a wire within an urban setting and surrounded by people.