Robert Peel Bart Collection
Sir Robert Peel Bart. Was a prominent figure in 19th century British politics
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Sir Robert Peel Bart. Was a prominent figure in 19th century British politics. Born around 1820, his legacy can still be seen today through various historical records and artworks. One such piece is "The State Cerberus, A Leaf Out of the AEnead, " which was freely translated on December 11, 1834 by an unknown creator. Another significant event in Peel's life was captured in a photograph titled "Sir Robert Peel raising the first turf of the Trent Valley Railway" in 1845. This railway project played a crucial role in connecting different regions and fostering economic growth. Peel's political career also intersected with public opinion on important matters like The Corn-Laws, as depicted by an unknown artist in another artwork from 1845. These laws regulated grain imports and had far-reaching implications for agriculture and trade during that time. His residence at Whitehall Gardens became a symbol of power and influence within London's political landscape. An image from 1845 showcases this grand property, although its creator remains anonymous. Peel's popularity among his constituents is evident through images like "Sir Robert Peel entering Tamworth" also from 1845. This depiction captures the moment when he arrived to address his supporters, showcasing their admiration for him. Art enthusiasts may recognize another work associated with Peel - "The New Holbein at the National Gallery. " Painted by an unknown artist in 1845, it highlights his involvement with cultural institutions and support for artistic endeavors. In addition to politics, there were glimpses into Peel's personal life as well. For instance, a scene titled "Scene in Privy Gardens, Whitehall" shows him enjoying leisure time on April 27th, 1844 alongside unidentified individuals who likely formed part of his inner circle. Furthermore, moments of official recognition are documented through works such as "Presentation of the Address in the Reception Room" from an unspecified year.