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Drawings by Lady Gwillim wife of Chief Justice of Madras in 1801-1805
Drawings by Lady Gwillim wife of Chief Justice of Madras in 1801-1805
CA RBD MSG BW003-3-c · Item
Part of Gwillim Collection

Small square paper pasted to larger page with inscription that reads, "Watercolour Paintings of the Birds of India by Lady Elizabeth Gwillim Madras, 1801–1808 – ? (Lady G. died 1807) (Life-size – drawings) In a portfolio with a few of her paintings of flowers. See, also, larger portfolio, for larger paintings of birds." Includes some other inscriptions on the page.
VI Flowers
VI Flowers
CA RBD MSG BW003-3-b · Item
Part of Gwillim Collection

Small grey-ish paper mounted in centre of a larger page, with "VI Flowers" in script at centre.
Title page notes by Casey Wood
Title page notes by Casey Wood
CA RBD MSG BW003-3-a · Item · [1924?]
Part of Gwillim Collection

Small paper mounted on centre of page with black ink cursive writing that reads, "Drawings by Lady Gwillim wife of Chief Justice of Madras in 1801/2 [?] - 5." Blue ink stamp below writing reads, "Dr. Casey Wood, Author's Club, 2. Whitehall Court, London, England."
Mohock, the Little Chimney Sweep, and Belinda
CA RBD RS001-II-II-S6 · Item
Part of Rosalynde Stearn Puppet Collection

Three shadow figures by Lotte Reiniger, the principal characters from her shadow movie, The Little Chimney Sweep, 1935.
The figures are 11-16 cm high: the Mohock, the Little Chimney Sweep, and Belinda. Of black paper and thin lead, they are mounted, framed and signed LR.
The Siege of Troy, or The Wooden Horse shadow play
CA RBD RS001-II-II-S4 · Item · 1932
Part of Rosalynde Stearn Puppet Collection

The Siege of Troy, or The Wooden Horse, a shadow play for young people. Written and designed by Winifred H. Mills and Louise H. Dunn. Cleveland, Harter, 1932. Includes the book of the play, backcloth, 8 cardboard shadow figures, about 15 cm high, on sticks with wire rods to arm and leg.