Virtue Brothers And Company Collection
"Virtue Brothers and Company: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Virtue Brothers and Company
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"Virtue Brothers and Company: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Virtue Brothers and Company, a renowned publishing house that captured history through their exquisite engravings. Established in Danejohn Hill, Canterbury, Kent in 1829 by James Baylis Allen, this company became synonymous with quality craftsmanship. One of their remarkable creations is the stunning engraving of Danejohn Hill itself, crafted by Henry Adlard. This masterpiece transports us back to the picturesque landscape of early 19th-century England. Another gem from Virtue Brothers is William Frederick Mitchell's depiction of a majestic 38-Gun Frigate dating back to around 1770. The intricate details bring this naval vessel to life, showcasing the expertise that made Virtue Brothers a household name. The artistic prowess displayed by Herbert K Bourne shines through his work titled "Last Moments of the Czar. " This poignant portrayal captures an important historical event with such emotion that it leaves viewers captivated. Godfrey Douglas Giles was another talented artist associated with Virtue Brothers. His series showcases various military regiments like The Cape Mounted Rifles, The 5th Royal Scots of Canada, The 6th Regiment of Cavalry (Hussars), Halifax Garrison Artillery, First Madras Pioneers, 15th Sikhs, West India Regiment and even the legendary 11th Bengal Native Infantry. These illustrations pay homage to brave soldiers who served their nations with honor. Through these engravings created between late-19th and early-20th centuries under Virtue Brother's banner; we gain glimpses into different eras across continents – from Europe to North America and Asia. Each artwork tells its own story while preserving history for generations to come. Virtue Brothers' dedication to artistry has left an indelible mark on our collective memory. Their engravings continue to inspire awe as they bridge time and space, allowing us to connect with the past in a profound way.