Happy Valentine’s!

Whether you’re a lover or a fighter, we hope you enjoy some romantic images from GSA’s archives and collections…

Photograph of GSA students Alec Milne and Alice Smith dancing in costume, 1910s.
Photograph of GSA students Alec Milne and Alice Smith dancing in costume, 1910s.
Handkerchief sachet showing a cupid dancing through flowers and leaves, by Rebecca Crompton. Machine embroidered in grey, pink and black on white silk background, 1938.
Handkerchief sachet showing Cupid dancing through flowers and leaves, by Rebecca Crompton. Machine embroidered in grey, pink and black on white silk background, 1938.

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