Sampson Low Collection
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"Sampson Low: A Journey Through Time and Artistic Treasures" Step into the world of Sampson Low, a captivating collection that transcends time and showcases an array of artistic wonders. From the Down Flying Scotsman Passing Reston in the 1930s to the intricate Casket from the 15th century, this compilation is a testament to human creativity. Delve into history with vintage advertisements from Harpers Magazine, engraved masterpieces that once adorned pages and caught readers' attention. These glimpses into past marketing strategies reveal both artistry and innovation. Life on Norfolk Broads comes alive through Rowing Home the Schoof-Stuff, an enchanting scene capturing nature's tranquility. The Footbridge Near Chingford takes us back to angling adventures chronicled in The Compleat Angler by Peter Henry Emerson—a British artist who skillfully immortalized these serene landscapes. Travel further as we encounter A Convicts Home, a poignant portrayal by John Thomson depicting life behind bars during Victorian times. This collaboration between Thomson and Sampson Low, Marston sheds light on social issues prevalent at that period. Embrace rural charm with At the Grindstone--A Suffolk Farmyard—an emotive piece by Peter Henry Emerson showcasing farm life's simplicity amidst hard work. It serves as a reminder of our connection to nature and simpler times. Marvel at exquisite craftsmanship with Gold book cover—its intricate design transports us back to 19th-century opulence while Writing tablets from 1690-1700 offer insight into centuries-old communication tools crafted by W Harbutt. And let's not forget about Js Dominy's Silver-handled knife—a timeless artifact steeped in mystery dating back to around 1470? Sampson Low invites you on a journey through time where art intertwines with history. Explore these treasures meticulously preserved for generations, each telling its own story waiting to be discovered anew.