Edward William Collection
"Edward William: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step back in time to 1833
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"Edward William: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step back in time to 1833, as we gaze upon the iconic London Bridge looking north from the upper landing of steps near Tooley Street. The hustle and bustle of this bustling city is beautifully captured in this snapshot. Moving forward to the early 20th century, we encounter Sir Edward Elgar, a renowned English composer whose melodies continue to enchant us today. His music resonates with emotions that transcend time. Transporting ourselves to 1841, we find ourselves immersed in the Langford Family's Drawing Room. This oil on canvas masterpiece offers a glimpse into their lives, revealing stories hidden within its brushstrokes. The year is now 1843, and our attention turns towards Afghans captured by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson. These talented photographers have skillfully preserved moments frozen in time, allowing us to witness the beauty and diversity of different cultures. As we delve further into art history, we encounter Edward William Cooke's stunning works from the 1860s. John & Charles Watkins expertly capture his talent through their lenses, showcasing his mastery of capturing maritime scenes with breathtaking precision. David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson return once more with Lane (1843-47) and Lane and Lewis/Redding (1843-47). Their collaboration immortalizes these individuals' lives through photography – an art form that captures fleeting moments forever etched in our memories. Our journey takes an unexpected turn as we find ourselves amidst Florida's c1930s Singing Tower - known as "The Taj Mahal of America. " Its grandeur stands tall against nature's backdrop while evoking a sense of awe-inspiring wonderment within all who behold it. Stepping back even further into history brings us face-to-face with The Hastings Seventy Four (1829), meticulously crafted by none other than Edward William Cooke himself.