Victorian Art Collection (#16)

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Victorian art

Victorian Art Collection: The Life of Buckingham, 1850s. Artist: Egg, Augustus Leopold (1816-1863)

The Life of Buckingham, 1850s. Artist: Egg, Augustus Leopold (1816-1863)
The Life of Buckingham, 1850s. Found in the collection of the Yale University

Victorian Art Collection: Vespasian hearing from one of his generals of the taking of Jerusalem by Titus, 1866

Vespasian hearing from one of his generals of the taking of Jerusalem by Titus, 1866. Found in the collection of the University of Michigan Museum of Art

Victorian Art Collection: Fair Rosamund, 1854. Artist: Hughes, Arthur (1832-1915)

Fair Rosamund, 1854. Artist: Hughes, Arthur (1832-1915)
Fair Rosamund, 1854. Found in the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Victorian Art Collection: A Fair Reflection, 1915. Artist: Godward, John William (1861?1922)

A Fair Reflection, 1915. Artist: Godward, John William (1861?1922)
A Fair Reflection, 1915. From a private collection

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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Victorian art. From the grandeur of Orlando, a Bay Racehorse in a Loosebox, to the delicate strokes of The Milkmaid, this era captivates with its diverse range of artistic expressions. In 1845, Orlando takes center stage as his majestic presence is captured on an oil panel. The artist's attention to detail brings forth every muscle and sinew, showcasing the power and grace of this magnificent creature. Moving forward to 1902, we encounter The Milkmaid rendered through pencil and watercolor. This gentle portrayal evokes a sense of tranquility as she goes about her daily chores. The subtle hues create a soft ambiance that transports us to simpler times. The Wappenshaw: A Shooting Match invites us into an oil-painted paper scene filled with excitement and camaraderie. As participants take aim at their targets, we witness the thrill that comes from friendly competition amidst stunning landscapes. Shakespearean tales come alive through Victorian art as seen in The Wrestling Scene in As You Like It. Painted in 1854 on canvas, this masterpiece captures the intensity and athleticism displayed by actors portraying these iconic characters. Teatime offers a glimpse into domestic life during this period using pencil and watercolor heightened with white on card technique. Delicate teacups rest upon lace doilies while conversation flows freely among friends gathered around a table adorned with floral arrangements. The Fortune Teller enchants viewers with its vivid colors painted onto canvas in 1907. Mysterious figures gather under dim candlelight as secrets are whispered between fortune teller and client - an intriguing narrative unfolds before our eyes. A Stroll in the Garden showcases nature's beauty through skillful brushstrokes on canvas. Lush foliage surrounds elegantly dressed individuals who find solace within these serene surroundings - an escape from bustling city life.