Paula Collection (#5)

Mrs Patrick Campbell (1865-1940) English actress as Paula Tanqueray, a role she created in the problem play The Second Mrs Tanqueray by Arthur Wing Pinero (1893)

VAN HALEN, Francisco de Paula (1810-1887). Wamba elected king by his army. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. St. Fernando Royal Academy Museum

VAN HALEN, Francisco de Paula (1810-1887); VAN HALEN, Francisco de Paula (1810-1887). View of El Escorial. 1851.; View of El Escorial. 1851

VAN HALEN, Francisco de Paula (1810-1887). Battle
" VAN HALEN, Francisco de Paula (1810-1887). Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa. 1864. Detail of " The Battle of Navas de Tolosa", with Alfonso VIII of Castile. Romanticism. Oil on canvas

BAYEU Y SUBIAS, Francisco (1734-1795). Portrait

SANTANDER, Francisco de Paula (1792-1840). Colombian

Carlos IV of Spain and the royal family: Mar�
Carlos IV of Spain and the royal family: Maric Luisa of Parma; Fernando, Prince of Asturias; infantes (princes) Carlos Maric Isidro and Francisco de Paula and infantas (princesses)

St Jerome Expounding
SAINT JEROME expounds the scriptures to Saint Paula and her daughter Eustochia, also a saint

Saint Jerome Expounds
SAINT JEROME he expounds the Holy Scriptures to Eustochia and Paula

Pinero
The second Mrs Tanqueray, Eleonora Duse as Paula in act IV

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Paula, a name that carries the weight of history and artistry. Just like Paula Rego, an acclaimed artist known for her thought-provoking works that delve into the complexities of human emotions. She is a mother to three children, who have undoubtedly been inspired by their talented parent. In one painting titled "The Wailing Women" by Henry Traut, we witness the power of grief captured on canvas. It reminds us of the rawness and intensity of emotion that Paula Rego often explores in her own creations. "The Conversion of Paula, " painted by Alma-Tadema, depicts a transformative moment in history. This piece resonates with Paula's ability to capture pivotal moments and narratives through her artwork. An Art Deco interior sets the stage for inspiration to flourish within Paula's creative space. The elegant lines and bold colors mirror her artistic style perfectly. The Marquise de Casa Maury exudes grace and sophistication, much like our enigmatic subject - Paula herself. Both women possess an air of mystery that captivates those around them. Choirbook number 3 takes us back in time to the 15th century when Gregorian chants filled sacred spaces with ethereal melodies. Perhaps this ancient music echoes within Paula's soul as she creates her masterpieces today. Flora Le Breton, a British silent screen actress from 1922, embodies the allure and beauty reminiscent of characters found within Paula's paintings. Her presence evokes nostalgia for a bygone era. A poster advertising Collins Music Hall at Islington Green transports us to bustling London streets where entertainment thrives. Similarly, Paula's art invites viewers into vibrant worlds brimming with stories waiting to be discovered. Henry Traut captures Jesus appearing before Mary Magdalene in his poignant painting from 1922. This scene reflects themes present throughout many artworks created by both artists - spirituality intertwined with humanity.