- LAY/2/16
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- 19th Century
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Consists of two theatre programmes for a performance of the play 'Donkey Skin' by the Du Cane family.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Consists of two theatre programmes for a performance of the play 'Donkey Skin' by the Du Cane family.
Telegram from Arthur Guest to Charlotte Maria Guest
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Concerning the arrival of the Layards in London.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Hand-coloured sketches of unidentified friezes.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
This series consists mainly of letters to Charlotte Maria Guest [wife of Richard Du Cane] from other members of the Guest or Du Cane families, including Lady Charlotte Elizabeth Schreiber [mother of Charlotte Maria Guest] and Alicia Marie Du Cane [known ... Read more
Schreiber, Lady Charlotte Elizabeth (formerly Guest), 1812 - 1895, translator, diarist, collector
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Consists of a file of published material, including pamphlets, and a bundle of press cuttings.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Large red folder consisting in the front page of the volume Monuments of Nineveh, originally published in 1849. A label attached on the cover describes its contents as Monuments of Nineveh, AH Layard, proofs and drawing s, but the folder also includes ... Read more
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
A shard of ancient decorated pottery from Nimrud donated by H. Rassam to Layard; the reverse of the fragment bears a label which is largely illegible, although identifiable words are "Temple of Ni[remainder of the word no longer visible]" and "20th June 1878". Very fragile.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Two watercolour paintings of Lady Layard by Ludwig Passini; one framed painting and one smaller, unfinished portrait behind it.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Copy of a portrait painting of Albermarle, 9th Earl of Lindsay and Charlotte Susan Layard.
Part of Layard (Austen Henry) Archive
Large photograph album containing images of people, castles and landscapes, including Eastnor Castle and Lady Eastnor herself among the subjects.