Collins Collection
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"Collins: A Captivating Journey Through Art, History, and Culture" Step into the enchanting world as we explore a diverse collection of captivating artworks and historical moments. From Evening Church in 1830 by Samuel Palmer to the charming Village of Kineton in Warwickshire captured in 1885-1887 by an unknown artist, each piece tells its own unique story. Travel down under to Melbourne, Australia, where you'll discover the rich heritage depicted in Matthew Pariss' Map of Great Britain from the 13th century. Marvel at the intricate details showcasing rivers and towns that have shaped southern England and Wales over centuries. Transport yourself back to Boston, Lincolnshire in 1838 through an intriguing artwork whose creator remains anonymous. Immerse yourself in this snapshot of history as you uncover hidden tales within its strokes. John Everett Millais takes us on a spiritual journey with My First Sermon (1863) and My Second Sermon (1864). These thought-provoking pieces invite contemplation on faith and introspection. The glamorous duo Joan and Jackie Collins grace our collection with their timeless elegance from the vibrant 1950s era. Their presence adds a touch of Hollywood glamour to this eclectic mix. Delve into John Ruskin's profound insights through his portrait painted by Millais during 1853-1854. Discover how this influential figure shaped art criticism during his time. Witness The Battle of Naseby unfold before your eyes with Dupuis' masterpiece from 1645. Feel the intensity as history comes alive through vivid brushstrokes capturing pivotal moments on canvas. Eric Ravilious invites us to view aviation from a different perspective with Runway Perspective (1941). Experience the thrill of flight amidst wartime challenges through this striking artwork. Finally, pay homage to Arthur Wellesley, better known as Duke Wellington - a legendary military leader immortalized by Thomas Lawrence's skilled hand in 1814-1815.