Casement Collection (page 2)

Smoking farmer, Abraham Bloteling, 1655-1690

Young Woman Reading a Letter at an open Window c1657. Oil on Canvas. Jan Vermeer (1632-1675) Dutch Baroque painter. Casement Leaded-lights Textile Carpet

Three generations of women. Cottager spinning wool using simple wheel without treadle while her mother reels yarn and her daughter stirs cast iron pot standing on open fire No stairs

Doctor Syntax Lamenting the Loss of his Wife. The Doctor on his knees at his wife s
Doctor Syntax Lamenting the Loss of his Wife. The Doctor on his knees at his wifes deathbed turns away and covers his eyes as the maid spills a bowl of gruel

Clasp Makers Workshop
The Clasp Makers Workshop. From 16th century woodcut by Jost Amman

Gun battery, casement, Longues-sur-Mer, Calvados, Normandy, France

Roger Casements Trial
Roger Casement looking remarkably relaxed during his trial for treason. He was found guilty and hanged as a traitor. Fellow traitor Julian Bailey is to his left

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"Remembering Roger Casement: A Revolutionary Patriot and Diplomat" In 1916, the world witnessed the indomitable spirit of Roger Casement, an Irish revolutionary patriot who fought tirelessly for his country's independence. Sarah H immortalized him in a captivating oil painting that captured his essence. Even beyond politics, casements found their way into popular culture. Mellowes Metal Windows and Oetzmann advertisements showcased their durability and elegance, proving them to be more than just functional fixtures. The Percival P. 56 Provost T. 53 181 aircraft soared through the skies with its sturdy casements protecting pilots from wind and weather conditions. Casements also played a role in history as depicted in the import illustration of Roger Casement published by Iln Import on December 21st, 1907 - July 20th, highlighting his significant impact on society. Geoffrey Holt's meticulous attention to detail brought window recesses and casement details to life in a stunning depiction from 1939. These architectural elements added charm to homes while providing natural light and ventilation. Artists throughout centuries have been captivated by casements' allure. In "Portrait of the artist, " painted in 1712, we see a half-length figure gazing out of a casement—a symbol of inspiration connecting artistry with nature's beauty. The engraving by J. Daulle showcases Doctor Claude Deshais Gendron at work near a casement—an image that speaks volumes about intellectual pursuits taking place within these humble openings. Casements even served as vessels for artistic expression themselves—Roses in a Roemer with Turban Buttercup and Sowbread beautifully arranged within one such frame—a testament to nature's ability to flourish even behind glass panes. But amidst all this beauty lies the story of Roger David Casement—the diplomat turned Irish nationalist—who faced trial outside London's Law Courts amidst fervent crowds.