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Mid Nineteenth Century Collection (#21)

Step back in time to the mid-nineteenth century, a period of artistic brilliance and cultural transformation




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Step back in time to the mid-nineteenth century, a period of artistic brilliance and cultural transformation. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world depicted by Iris Germanica, a stunning hand-coloured engraving from 1847 that showcases nature's delicate beauty. Feel the power and grace exuded by Orlando, a magnificent bay racehorse captured on an oil panel in 1845. Marvel at the engineering marvels of the era with the Viaduct across the Sankey Valley, an extraordinary aquatint print partly hand-coloured dating back to 1831. Transport yourself to Bloomsbury, where A Chestnut Racehorse with Sam Templeman up gallops through a picturesque landscape immortalized on canvas using oil paints. Experience Shakespearean drama come alive through The Wrestling Scene in As You Like It, an exquisite oil painting from 1854 that captures both intensity and emotion. Delve into tragic love with Paolo and Francesca da Rimini portrayed masterfully on canvas in 1863. Witness history unfold as you gaze upon Abraham Lincoln's signed carte-de-visite from 1864; its gold-ruled border adds elegance to this iconic image. Lose yourself in Andromeda's ethereal beauty painted meticulously on canvas in 1869. Explore whimsy and fantasy through a pen and brown ink rendering of The Mad Hatters Tea Party scene circa 1865; its intricate details transport you straight into Wonderland. Discover rural charm at Fowl House Farm, Witley, where children play while shepherds tend their flock nearby - all brought to life through skillful pencil strokes. Immerse yourself further into sporting events with The Wiltshire Great Coursing Meeting Held at Amesbury lithograph series capturing thrilling moments from March 16th to March 20th of 1847. Finally, admire Ruffed Grouse's vibrant plumage showcased beautifully through meticulous hand-coloured lithography in 1865.