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Ambassadors Court, St Jamess Palace, 1875, showing the room in which the Duke of Cumberlands Valet died (engraving)
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Ambassadors Court, St Jamess Palace, 1875, showing the room in which the Duke of Cumberlands Valet died (engraving)
3636684 Ambassadors Court, St Jamess Palace, 1875, showing the room in which the Duke of Cumberlands Valet died (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ambassadors Court, St Jamess Palace, 1875, showing the room in which the Duke of Cumberlands Valet died. Illustration for Old and New London with numerous engravings from the most authentic sources by Walter Thornbury (Cassell, c 1890). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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1875 Died Showing St Jamess Palace
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This engraving from 1875 transports us back in time to Ambassadors Court, St James's Palace. The image showcases the very room where a tragic event unfolded - the untimely death of the Duke of Cumberland's valet. Steeped in history and mystery, this print offers a glimpse into a bygone era. The intricate details captured by the English School artist allow us to immerse ourselves in this historical moment. From the elegant furnishings to the ornate decorations adorning the walls, every element tells a story of grandeur and opulence. As we gaze upon this digitally cleaned image, we can't help but wonder about the events that transpired within these walls. What secrets does this room hold? What led to such an unfortunate demise? It is through engravings like these that we are reminded of how art can preserve moments from our past and ignite our imagination. Originally featured as an illustration for "Old and New London" written by Walter Thornbury in 1890, this print has been carefully preserved in private collection until now. Thanks to Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder platform, we have access to this remarkable piece of history. Let yourself be transported back in time as you explore every intricacy of this engraving - a testament not only to artistic skill but also to human stories woven into architectural marvels like St James's Palace.
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