1815 1879 Collection
"1815-1879: A Captivating Era of Art and Creativity" Step into the world of 1815-1879, a period marked by remarkable artistic achievements and influential figures
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
"1815-1879: A Captivating Era of Art and Creativity" Step into the world of 1815-1879, a period marked by remarkable artistic achievements and influential figures. Among them is Catherine Dickens, whose engraving from 1848 captures her timeless elegance and grace. Julia Margaret Cameron, a British artist who lived from 1815 to 1879, left an indelible mark on the art scene during this era. Her masterpiece "The Lily and the Lamb, " created around 1865, showcases her exceptional talent for capturing emotion through photography. Another notable work by Cameron is "Queen of the May" from 1875, which exudes ethereal beauty. Cameron's lens also immortalized Sir John Herschel in a photograph taken in 1867. This portrait serves as a testament to his significant contributions as an astronomer and scientist during his lifetime. Marie Spartali's enchanting painting "Mnemosyne, " created in collaboration with Julia Margaret Cameron in 1868, transports viewers to a realm where myth meets reality. Thomas Couture was another prominent figure during this time frame. His artwork includes both paintings like "Head of a Woman" (1857) and captivating scenes such as "Duel after the Masked Ball" (1857). These pieces showcase Couture's ability to capture drama and intrigue within his brushstrokes. Additionally, Thomas Couture's landscape study titled "Landscape Study with Trees" (c. 1870-1875) demonstrates his versatility as an artist beyond portraiture or narrative-driven works. Within these years lies Julia Jackson Duckworth (1846-1895), captured twice by Julia Margaret Cameron - once in 1867 and again in 1874. Through these portraits emerges not only Duckworth's physical beauty but also her inner strength and resilience.