"Walls Walks: A Journey Through History and Humanity" Step into the past with Princess Elizabeth as she embarks on her betrothal to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, a timeless moment captured at Buckingham Palace in 1947. Turn the pages of Victorian printed scraps, where vibrant coloured engravings bring to life an era long gone but not forgotten. Feel the passion of Franz Schubert's music resonate through a captivating colour lithograph, transporting you to a world filled with melody and emotion. Witness the courage of the Serbian army protecting a column of peasants fleeing to Albania during World War I. This powerful colour lithograph tells their story of resilience amidst chaos. Marvel at the whimsical scene portrayed in a colourful lithograph, as a man retrieves girls' bloomers using his walking stick. A lighthearted reminder that laughter can be found even in unexpected places. Peek into an initiation ceremony within a women's lodge through an intricate engraving. Uncover secrets and traditions passed down from generation to generation. Join British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his cabinet as they walk towards the Church of St Margaret for a service of thanks after being delivered from Nazi Germany's threat. The black-and-white photograph captures their united spirit during challenging times. Contemplate humanity's dark side depicted in an engraving portraying an Italian man waiting to murder a boy he had promised to help cross treacherous snow-covered terrain. A chilling reminder that evil can lurk even amidst acts of supposed kindness. Witness history unfold as King Charles I walks towards his execution, immortalized in vivid colours on lithographic paper. Reflect on power struggles and consequences faced by those who dare challenge authority. Experience Mary, Queen of Scots being led towards her execution through an evocative oil painting created almost two centuries later. Sense her strength and dignity despite facing imminent death. Transport yourself back to 1811 with "The Walking Committee, " brought alive through a hand-coloured engraving.