7th Century, B.C.
With goblins from Gobelin Market. Sister of Dante Gabriel Rosetti.
Australian author with two of her characters.
Regarded as the greatest tragedienne of all time by students of the theatre.
Greatest French comic dramatist of 17th Century.
Probably the first actress of the stage as it is known today.
Australian Queen of Song and one of the word's most brilliant vocalists. Received D.B.E. for her charitable work in World War 1.
Of French descent, she is still idolised as the most exquisite of the World's Carmens.
Son of Apollo and the Muse Calliope, in Greek Mythology, famed for skill on the lyre with which he could subjugate even rocks and trees.
Religious devotee and wholesale poisoner. Executed 1670.
Daughter of Henri de Navarre. Became Queen of Navarre in 1556, died by poisoning in 1572.
Her heroic loves inspired Homer's Iliad. Her staff is surmounted by a statuette of Venus.
The love of Chaucer and lady-in-waiting to Queen Philippa. C. 1365.
Christopher Columbus' ship in which he discovered America in 1492.
First English explorer to sight the North West Coast of Australia in 1688 - aboard the Cygnet.
Being rowed into Botany Bay landing, 1770.
Anchored in Botany Bay.
Philip de Valois, King of France, beheaded her husband so she armed his fleet and made descents into Normandy, storming castles and pillaging towns.
Married M. Leonormand d'Etioles but was mistress of Louis XV, ruling his court as his Regent and Prime Minister.
Queen of France and daughter of Lorenzo de Medici. Had an unparalleled history of intrigue. Died at 70.
Became Queen when one week old. Imprisoned for 19 years, condemned for her part in the Babington conspiracy and beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle in 1587.
Skirts over crinolines. Large, full sleeves from low shoulders. Shawls, kerchiefs, berthas, tightly-laced bodices, bonnets in large scoop shapes.
Russian ballet's greatest choreographer, in 'L'apres-midi d'un faune'.
Partner of Nijinsky
Dancing Swan Lake. Born in 1885, St Petersburgh, settled in London, died at The Hague, Holland in 1931.
Playing cricket about 1740.
Between the Earl of Crawford and Lord Wells - in the reign of Richard II (1390)
Playing a game of bowls with their sea captains in 1588.
Holding up Post Chaise in 1737.
Being held up by Dick Turpin, 1737.
Napier Waller's preliminary cartoon for a store mural inspired between 1934-5 during the artist's frequent visits to the Myer store. These sketches were donated by Mrs Lorna Waller.