Miss La La 

Her story is one of resilience, artistry, and the enchantment of a life lived on the edge. Women like Miss La La not only entertained but also broke barriers, embracing freedom and autonomy at a time when such qualities were rarely afforded to women.

Reading about her feels like a reminder that the circus wasn’t just an escape; it was a stage for reinvention, rebellion, and living beautifully, boldly, and without fear. There’s something magical about the stories of those who lived beyond society’s expectations and the women of the circus were among the boldest.

An extraordinary performer of mixed African and European heritage who rose to fame in the late 1800s, mesmerising crowds across Europe. Known as the “Black Venus” she defied the norms of her time and captured the imagination of audiences with daring feats that often seemed superhuman. Her acts were not only physically challenging, like hanging by her teeth from dizzying heights, but were also transgressive statements, showing the world that a woman could embody both elegance and strength.

Available Sizes:

• A1 

• A2

• A3

Framing Options: Available framed in your choice of bronze, walnut, black, or white, with all prints expertly float-mounted to highlight their layered textures.

Shipping included on unframed prints, please contact me for details and prices of shipping for framed prints.

A1 unframed  £360.00

Framed Black or white £600.00

Framed Bronze or Walnut £610.00

A2 unframed £180.00

Framed Black White Bronze or Walnut £305.00

A3 unframed £90.00

Framed Black White Bronze or Walnut £140.00