Violet Manners Who Looks, and at Which Works

1856 – 1937

What is this page?

This page shows how many people visit the pages of Violet Manners on this website. A visit means one person opened a page. Each chart below has its own short explanation.

Statistics were reset on 1 July 2026 — no data is available before that date.

Violet Manners: what the visits show

The most admired work of Violet Manners on WahooArt.com is Princess Troubetzkoy (Amelie Rives) (1863–1945), opened 200 times in twelve months, 17% of all views. Next in line: Lady Katherine Thynne, afterwards Countess of Cromer (1865–1933) and Miss Pamela Plowden, now Pamela Countess of Lytton (1873 1874–1971) (daughter in law of Edward Bulwen Lytton, author). Altogether 1,300 visits, 400 to the page of the artist and 900 to the works. Jul 2026 drew the largest audience: 800 visits. Visitors favour Somber (Emotional Tone): 33% of their visits, where the catalog holds 20%.

The 9 works of Violet Manners that visitors admire most

Each rank below reflects the visits received on WahooArt.com in the last twelve months; number 1 is the most visited work of Violet Manners.

  1. Princess Troubetzkoy (Amelie Rives) (1863–1945) 1 Princess Troubetzkoy (Amelie Rives) (1863–1945), 1894 200 visits · 16.7%
  2. Lady Katherine Thynne, afterwards Countess of Cromer (1865–1933) 2 Lady Katherine Thynne, afterwards Countess of Cromer (1865–1933), 1892 200 visits · 16.7%
  3. Miss Pamela Plowden, now Pamela Countess of Lytton (1873 1874–1971) (daughter in law of Edward Bulwen Lytton, author) 3 Miss Pamela Plowden, now Pamela Countess of Lytton (1873 1874–1971) (daughter in law of Edward Bulwen Lytton, author) 200 visits · 16.7%
  4. Megan Lloyd George (1902–1966) 4 Megan Lloyd George (1902–1966), 1918 100 visits · 8.3%
  5. HRH Princess Henry of Battenberg (Princess Beatrice) (1857–1944) 5 HRH Princess Henry of Battenberg (Princess Beatrice) (1857–1944), 1891 100 visits · 8.3%
  6. John, 7th Duke of Rutland (1818–1906) 6 John, 7th Duke of Rutland (1818–1906), 1890 100 visits · 8.3%
  7. Sir Algernon West (1832–1921), KCB 7 Sir Algernon West (1832–1921), KCB, 1899 100 visits · 8.3%
  8. Mrs George Batten (1857–1916) 8 Mrs George Batten (1857–1916), 1893 100 visits · 8.3%
  9. Lord Charles Beresford (1846–1919), CB 9 Lord Charles Beresford (1846–1919), CB, 1890 100 visits · 8.3%

When do admirers visit the page of Violet Manners?

Each bar is one month. It shows how many times people opened the page of this artist during that month, over the last twelve months.

The data in a table
MonthArtist pageArtwork pages
Nov 202500
Dec 202500
Jan 202600
Feb 202600
Mar 202600
Apr 202600
May 202600
Jun 202600
Jul 2026300500
Aug 20260100
Sep 202600
Oct 2026100300

When are the works of Violet Manners consulted?

Each bar is one month. It counts the visits to all the artwork pages of this artist added together, month by month, for one year.

The monthly figures of both charts are in the first table, above.

What are the favourite works of Violet Manners, month by month?

Each row is one popular artwork. Each bar shows how many visits that artwork received in one month. Taller bars mean more visits that month.

The data in a table
ArtworkNov 2025Dec 2025Jan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026Jun 2026Jul 2026Aug 2026Sep 2026Oct 2026
Mr Henry Cust (1861–1917)000000000000
The Lord Wantage (1832–1901…000000000000
Viscount Peel (1829–1912),…000000000000
Lord Charles Beresford (184…000000000000
Lord Rowton (1838–1903), KC…000000000000
Mr Rudyard Kipling (1865–19…000000000000
The Hon. Neil Primrose (188…000000000000
John, 7th Duke of Rutland (…000000000000
Miss Madeline Bourke, now M…000000000000
The Earl of Oxford and Asqu…000000000000

What languages do the admirers of Violet Manners speak?

Each slice is one language. The bigger the slice, the more visitors used the website in that language during the last thirty days. Only the top ten are shown.

How many visits per day does Violet Manners receive, and what will follow?

Each bar is one day. The first bars count the visits of the past three weeks. The bars in the second color are our guess for the next three weeks.

The data in a table
DayVisits
Sat 17 Oct0
Sun 18 Oct0
Mon 19 Oct0
Tue 20 Oct0
Wed 21 Oct100
Thu 22 Oct0
Fri 23 Oct0
Sat 24 Oct0
Sun 25 Oct0
Mon 26 Oct0
Tue 27 Oct0
Wed 28 Oct0
Thu 29 Oct0
Fri 30 Oct0
Sat 31 Oct0
Sun 1 Nov0
Mon 2 Nov0
Tue 3 Nov0
Wed 4 Nov0
Thu 5 Nov0
Fri 6 Nov0
Sat 7 Nov (forecast)0
Sun 8 Nov (forecast)0
Mon 9 Nov (forecast)0
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Mon 16 Nov (forecast)0
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Fri 20 Nov (forecast)0
Sat 21 Nov (forecast)0
Sun 22 Nov (forecast)0
Mon 23 Nov (forecast)0
Tue 24 Nov (forecast)0
Wed 25 Nov (forecast)0
Thu 26 Nov (forecast)0
Fri 27 Nov (forecast)0

What visitors ask about Violet Manners

Which works of Violet Manners do visitors open most?

Princess Troubetzkoy (Amelie Rives) (1863–1945) first, with 200 visits, 17% of the views. 9 works are ranked above.

How large is the audience of Violet Manners on WahooArt.com?

1,300 visits in twelve months: 400 to the artist page, 900 to the works.

Which works of Violet Manners match the taste of visitors best?

Works described as Somber (Emotional Tone) receive 33% of the visits for 20% of the catalog.