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The Noble game of the Swan: Game board with 19 compartments, 1821 (hand-coloured etching)
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The Noble game of the Swan: Game board with 19 compartments, 1821 (hand-coloured etching)
5938123 The Noble game of the Swan: Game board with 19 compartments, 1821 (hand-coloured etching) by British School, (19th century); Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: Smallfield, George, printer (fl.c.1821); Darton, William, publisher (1755-1819)); © Fitzwilliam Museum
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This print showcases "The Noble game of the Swan: Game board with 19 compartments" from 1821. The hand-coloured etching, created by the British School in the 19th century, is housed at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, UK. The image depicts a meticulously detailed game board featuring 19 compartments adorned with beautiful illustrations of swans and birds. Each compartment is intricately designed and tethered to chains, adding an element of elegance and sophistication to this royal pastime. The artist's skillful use of hand-colouring brings life to the scene, enhancing its visual appeal. The vibrant hues highlight every intricate detail on the board, making it a true work of art. "The Noble game of the Swan" represents a fascinating glimpse into Georgian-era entertainment. It transports us back to a time when parlour games were popular among nobility and provided hours of amusement for players. This photograph captures not only the beauty and craftsmanship behind this unique board game but also serves as a reminder of our rich cultural heritage. It invites viewers to appreciate both the artistic value and historical significance that such objects hold within museum collections. Overall, this image offers an enchanting window into early 19th-century gaming culture while showcasing the talent and creativity present in British art during that period.
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