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"Virtue Co Ltd: A Timeless Collection of Artistic Masterpieces" Step into the world and immerse yourself in a captivating journey through history, art, and culture. This renowned company has curated an exquisite collection that showcases some of the most iconic artworks from various periods. One cannot help but be enchanted by "King Charles Spaniels (The Cavaliers Pets)" by Edwin Henry Landseer. The tender portrayal of these beloved pets captures their loyalty and charm, transporting us to 1845. As Christmas Eve approaches, Stanhope A Forbes' painting takes us back to c1915 with its warm nostalgia. The festive atmosphere depicted in "Christmas Eve" evokes feelings of joy and anticipation during this special time of year. Intrigue awaits as we encounter Charles Wellington Furse's enigmatic masterpiece, "Diana of the Uplands. " This ethereal beauty captivates our imagination with her mysterious allure, painted around 1903-1904 but still enchanting audiences today. Frans Hals' timeless work, "The Laughing Cavalier, " transports us even further back in time to 1624. With his mischievous smile and confident gaze, this cavalier exudes charisma and vivacity that continues to resonate across centuries. John Everett Millais' powerful depiction in "Sir Isumbras at the Ford" immerses us in a tale of bravery and chivalry from 1857. The artist's attention to detail brings every emotion vividly alive on canvas – a testament to his mastery. Henry Raeburn's endearing painting titled "Boy and Rabbit" harks back to 1814. Through this charming artwork, we witness the innocence and purity found within childhood companionship – a timeless bond that transcends generations. Journeying beyond paintings alone, it also presents James Baylis Allen's stunning creation - Danejohn Hill, Canterbury, Kent.