Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell Collection
Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell
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Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell: A Captivating Glimpse into the Majesty of a Bygone Era Step back in time to witness the grandeur and splendor surrounding Sir Herbert Eustace Maxwell, as he played an integral role during significant historical events. In 1897, amidst the Queen's visit to her birthplace, St. Mary's Church in Kensington, Sir Herbert stood tall among the crowd, witnessing this momentous occasion. Captured by artists E&S Woodbury, we are transported to Her Majesty's Watermen scene. Their skillful strokes immortalize these brave souls who navigated London's waterways with grace and precision. Another remarkable sight unfolds before our eyes as Her Majesty plants a tree within Buckingham Palace grounds. This act serves as a poignant memorial of her Jubilee celebrations - a testament to her enduring reign. The State Reception at Buckingham Palace was nothing short of majestic; it marked the entrance of none other than the esteemed Prince and Princess of Wales. The air buzzed with anticipation as they graced us with their presence. A breathtaking spectacle unfolded when the Royal Horse Artillery passed through St. George's Circus in Borough during the Royal Procession of 1897. The thundering hooves echoed through history, leaving an indelible mark on all who witnessed it. Not only did land bear witness to these historic moments but also London Bridge itself became a stage for greatness when the Naval Contingent crossed over into Southwark that same year. Artists captured this monumental event forever etched in memory. Stunning artwork by E&S Woodbury transports us directly into St Paul's Cathedral where ceremonies were held in honor of Her Majesty Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee celebration. Every detail meticulously depicted allows us to relive those awe-inspiring moments firsthand. As Her Majesty arrived at St Paul’s Churchyard surrounded by adoring subjects in 1897, artist E&S Woodbury captured the essence of this historic moment.