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Jasper, garnet, sometimes sapphires: pocketfuls of treasure at Gemstone Beach
At Orepuki, on the remote south coast of New Zealand's South Island, a bed of riches colour the shoreline, bringing gem hunters from near and far.
Jasper, hydro-grossular garnet in pinks, greens and yellows, patterned fossilised worm-trails, spotted argillite, frosty white quartz, speckled granites, pink-flecked rhodonite and - in rare cases - the unmistakeable blue of sapphire, colour the low-tide line.
The gems likely started their lengthy journey to Gemstone Beach during the last ice age, roughly 16,000-18,000 years ago. As the landscape of Fiordland - the dramatic mountainous region of the lower South Island - altered and released its rocks.
Invercargill rock collector Marion Troon has been fossicking at Gemstone Beach since the mid-'90s. Here she shows a board presenting the variety of precious stones that she sourced from Gemstone Beach, Orepuki, Southland, New Zealand.
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Jasper, garnet, sometimes sapphires: pocketfuls of treasure at Gemstone Beach
At Orepuki, on the remote south coast of New Zealand's South Island, a bed of riches colour the shoreline, bringing gem hunters from near and far.
Jasper, hydro-grossular garnet in pinks, greens and yellows, patterned fossilised worm-trails, spotted argillite, frosty white quartz, speckled granites, pink-flecked rhodonite and - in rare cases - the unmistakeable blue of sapphire, colour the low-tide line.
The gems likely started their lengthy journey to Gemstone Beach during the last ice age, roughly 16,000-18,000 years ago. As the landscape of Fiordland - the dramatic mountainous region of the lower South Island - altered and released its rocks.
Invercargill rock collector Marion Troon has been fossicking at Gemstone Beach since the mid-'90s. Here she inspects a precious stone from Gemstone Beach, Orepuki, Southland, New Zealand.
Derek Morrison / Guardian / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Photograph by Elliott Franks
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Evening gown owned by Maud Messel (née Sambourne) 1900-05
Velvet dress with lace and sleeves and silk lining. This evening dress belonging to Marion & Linley’s daughter Maud who are up at Sambourne House . Maud too an early interest in fashion.
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Photograph by Elliott Franks
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
Patterned jacket and skirt owned by Marion 1898
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
'Out Shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910)' - a new exhibition at Leighton House and Sambourne House, London, UK
Press photocall
15th March 2024
Runs to 20th October 2024
A display of rare, nationally significant outfits is at the heart of Out shopping: The dresses of Marion and Maud Sambourne (1880-1910), a major new exhibition (23 March – 20 October 2024) at Leighton House and Sambourne House which shines a spotlight on the intimate story of a middle-class mother and her affluent daughter at a moment in history that shaped the way fashion is consumed today.
Several of the outfits have never been publicly displayed before and others have not been seen for more than two decades. A number are rare surviving examples by leading – often female – designers of the era. All are being conserved especially for the exhibition.
Marion Sambourne was the wife of Victorian illustrator and Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne. Their daughter, Maud, shared an artistic flair which she abandoned in pursuit of a prosperous marriage.
The exhibition includes more than 40 exhibits which marked important moments in both Marion and Maud’s lives, offering a detailed picture of their ‘mother and daughter’ relationship and how fashion informed their distinct personalities and the lives of women of the period. Alongside the 10 dresses, there are photographs, letters, drawings and receipts from the Sambourne archive.
Credit: Elliott Franks / eyevine
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PEOPLE - Front Row der Chanel Metiers D'Art show in Paris
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Marion Cotillard in the front row
Chanel Metiers D'Art show, Front Row, Paris, France - 04 Dec 2019
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PEOPLE - Front Row der Chanel Metiers D'Art show in Paris
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX (10491844n)
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz in the front row
Chanel Metiers D'Art show, Front Row, Paris, France - 04 Dec 2019
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PEOPLE - Front Row der Chanel Metiers D'Art show in Paris
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX (10491844p)
Marion Cotillard in the front row
Chanel Metiers D'Art show, Front Row, Paris, France - 04 Dec 2019
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Cruse Bereavement Care 60th Anniversary, St James's Palace, London, UK - 21 Oct 2019
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Queen Elizabeth II meeting volunteers, including Marion Wilson (right), a Cruse bereavement volunteer for Hull and East Riding, Yorkshire, who provided support at the Grenfell Tower fire, during a reception to mark the 60th anniversary of Cruse Bereavement Care at St James's Palace in London.
Cruse Bereavement Care 60th Anniversary, St James's Palace, London, UK - 21 Oct 2019
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PEOPLE - Chopard Flagship Boutique Reopening Party in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/REX (10312257ax)
Marion Cotillard
Chopard Flagship Boutique reopening party, London, UK - 17 Jun 2019
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PEOPLE - Chopard Flagship Boutique Reopening Party in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/REX (10312257az)
Marion Cotillard
Chopard Flagship Boutique reopening party, London, UK - 17 Jun 2019
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PEOPLE - Chopard Flagship Boutique Reopening Party in London
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10312660au)
Marion Cotillard
Chopard Flagship Boutique reopening party, London, UK - 17 Jun 2019
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis an der After Party
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gregory Pace/REX/Shutterstock (10014038ay)
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz
Chanel Metiers d'Art show, After Party, Pre-Fall 2019, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis an der After Party
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gregory Pace/REX/Shutterstock (10014038aa)
Marion Cotillard
Chanel Metiers d'Art show, After Party, Pre-Fall 2019, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis an der After Party
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gregory Pace/REX/Shutterstock (10014038az)
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz
Chanel Metiers d'Art show, After Party, Pre-Fall 2019, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis an der After Party
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gregory Pace/REX/Shutterstock (10014038as)
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz
Chanel Metiers d'Art show, After Party, Pre-Fall 2019, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723f)
Marion Cotillard and Lily-Rose Depp
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723s)
Marion Cotillard and Lily-Rose Depp
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723t)
Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz and Lily-Rose Depp
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723v)
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723am)
Marion Cotillard
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 Show: Promis in der Front Row
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD/REX/Shutterstock (10013723bk)
Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz and guest
Chanel Metiers d'Art 2018-2019 show, Front Row, New York, USA - 04 Dec 2018
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PEOPLE - Robbie Williams spielt 'Tennis' gegen Novak Djokovic an der Lacoste Party in LA
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Billy Farrell/BFA/REX/Shutterstock (9211831bs)
Johanne Gilbert, Gregoire Brasset, Marion Louis
Lacoste celebrates the Re-Opening of their Rodeo Drive Boutique, Inside, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, USA - 07 Nov 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Shopland/REX/Shutterstock (8860597e)
Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli reacts during her defeat in the Women's Legends semi-final against Tracy Austin Holt of USA
French Open Tennis, Day Twelve , Roland Garros, Paris, France - 8th June 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Shopland/REX/Shutterstock (8860597e)
Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli reacts during her defeat in the Women's Legends semi-final against Tracy Austin Holt of USA
French Open Tennis, Day Twelve , Roland Garros, Paris, France - 8th June 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Shopland/REX/Shutterstock (8860597g)
Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli in action in the Women's Legends semi-final against Tracy Austin Holt of USA
French Open Tennis, Day Twelve , Roland Garros, Paris, France - 8th June 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Dave Shopland/REX/Shutterstock (8860597k)
Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli in action in the Women's Legends semi-final against Tracy Austin Holt of USA
French Open Tennis, Day Twelve , Roland Garros, Paris, France - 8th June 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551h)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551h)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551e)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551g)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551c)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551d)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551a)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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PEOPLE - Roland Garros: Women's Legend Tournier
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mike Frey/REX/Shutterstock (8860551a)
Marion Bartoli of France in action on Day Twelve of the French Open, Roland Garros, Paris, France. June 8th 2017
French Open Tennis, Day Seven, Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 8th 2017
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NEWS - Tennis French Open: Timea Baczinsky gewinnt gegen Venus Williams
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Timea Baczinsky of Switzerland is interviewed by Marion Bartoli
French Open Tennis, Day Eight, Roland Garros, Paris, France - 29 May 2017
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PEOPLE - Cannes 2017: Eröffnungsabend
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock (8823018ee)
Marion Cotillard
'Ismael's Ghosts' premiere and opening ceremony, 70th Cannes Film Festival, France - 17 May 2017
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PEOPLE - Cannes 2017: Eröffnungsabend
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Gourley/REX/Shutterstock (8823015bq)
Marion Cotillard
'Ismael's Ghosts' premiere and opening ceremony, 70th Cannes Film Festival, France - 17 May 2017
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