George Roland Collection
"George Roland: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of George Roland
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"George Roland: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of George Roland. This collection of artworks from 1903 offers a fascinating glimpse into various aspects of society during that era. As you enter, marvel at "The old entrance to London Bridge under the tower of St. Magnus, c1902, " beautifully captured by Hedley Fitton. The intricate details transport you to a bustling London scene, evoking a sense of nostalgia for days gone by. Next, let Maurice Greiffenhagen's "The Christmas Tree, 1903" fill your heart with warmth and joy as it depicts cherished holiday traditions. The vibrant colors and delicate brushstrokes bring this festive moment to life before your eyes. Venturing further, E Montastier's portrayal of Pierre Loti in his Mosque takes us on an exotic journey to distant lands. The artist skillfully captures the mystique and serenity found within these sacred walls. William Rothenstein's portrait of William Ernest Henley invites us into the mind and soul of this influential figure from 1897. Through Rothenstein's masterful technique, we catch a glimpse of Henley's determination and resilience despite facing adversity. "The Library, 1903, " transports us to a sanctuary where knowledge reigns supreme. Its grandeur is matched only by Lady Lansdowne at her writing-table - poised elegantly amidst her literary treasures - reminding us that wisdom knows no boundaries or gender constraints. M. Rostand finds solace within his library too; its shelves filled with stories waiting to be explored. Meanwhile, General Booth stands tall as he leads his mission towards social change - an inspiring testament to compassion and dedication. Witnessing the Newfoundland Naval Reserve parading before their Governor showcases loyalty and pride in service while highlighting historical ties between nations – unity through strength. Philip William May’s artistry shines through in "Launce and his Dog, 1903.