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Victorian costume ball with two Queens

Guests at a Victorian costume ball - with two rather imperious and irritated looking Queens in attendance! From Handley Cross; or, Mr. Jorrocksas Hunt.a by Rs Surtees and illustrated by John Leech. Published in London by Bradbury and Evans in 1854

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Linda Steward

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78279 Activity Bonding British Culture Cartoon Celebration Communication Costume Crowd Displeased English Culture Enjoyment Friendship Gesturing Greeting Humor Irritation Meeting Orchestra Problems Queen Royal Person Relationship Difficulties Social Gathering Stage Costume Togetherness Traditional Clothing Costume Ball Lifestyles Queen Of Hearts Victorian Style


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In this photo print, we are transported back to a grand Victorian costume ball, where two queens steal the spotlight with their imperious and irritated expressions. The image is taken from Handley Cross; or, Mr. Jorrocksas Hunt by Rs Surtees and illustrated by John Leech, published in London in 1854. Amidst the vibrant crowd of men and women dressed in elaborate costumes, these two regal figures stand out as symbols of power and authority. However, it seems that their royal status does not shield them from the problems faced by mere mortals. Their displeased countenances hint at relationship difficulties or perhaps some social gathering mishaps. The atmosphere is filled with activity and emotion as people engage in lively communication and enjoy the celebration together. The orchestra plays enchanting melodies while guests revel in the nostalgia of a bygone era. This illustration offers a glimpse into British culture during the 19th century when such extravagant balls were common social events for high society. The traditional clothing worn by attendees adds authenticity to this snapshot of history. As we observe these queens gesturing and greeting others around them, we can't help but be amused by their apparent irritation amidst all the fun. It reminds us that even those who seem untouchable are not immune to life's little frustrations. Linda Steward's expertly captured moment allows us to appreciate both the beauty of Victorian style and its inherent quirks. This print serves as a delightful reminder that no matter our

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