Courtauld Collection

The Courtauld Institute of Art, Home House, Portman Square, London, the magnificent Georgian house Samuel Courtauld acquired in 1926 to exhibit his collection Date: 18th century

Trevissome House, Flushing, Mylor, Cornwall. October 1934
View of the house from the lawn. Trevissome is a grade II listed early 19th century house situated between Mylor Bridge and Flushing

The Stephen Courtaulds and their pet Lemur
Reproduction of a painting by L Campbell Taylor R.A. of Sir Stephen Lewis Courtauld and his wife Virginia and their pet ring-tailed lemur

Jockey / Tommy Lowrey 20C
Tommy Lowrey, jockey, in the colours of Major JS Courtauld

England, London, Somerset House, The Courtauld Gallery, The Staircase designed by William Chambers

The Art Deco interior of the Eltham Palace, Greenwich, London, England

England, London, Greenwich, Eltham Palace, The Birthplace of Henry VIII

Samuel Courtauld (7 May 1876 1 December 1947), English industrialist who is best remembered as an art collector. He founded the Courtauld Institute of Art in London in 1932

Lady Patricia Moore and Samuel Courtauld studying one of the pictures in the London Artists Association Summer Exhibition at the Cooling Galleries

Womens fashion, 1928
Women sporting summer frocks and parasols. 1928

Source Size = 2456 x 3484
" the Braintree Church-Rate Contest" Testimonial, Presented to Mr. S. Courtauld

CEZANNE, Paul (1839-1906). Lake Annecy. 1896. Impressionism. Oil on canvas. UNITED KINGDOM. London. Courtauld Institute of Art

Courtauld Garden
One of the statues in the lovely garden of the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, the magnificent Georgian House which Samuel Courtauld acquired in 1926. Date: 18th century

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In October 1934, at Trevissome House in Flushing, Mylor, Cornwall, the Stephen Courtaulds found themselves in the company of an unexpected companion - their pet Lemur. Little did they know that this quirky addition to their household would become a beloved member of the family. Fast forward to present day and we find ourselves at The Courtauld Institute in London. Known for its prestigious art collection and academic excellence, it is here that Jockey Tommy Lowrey made his mark in the 20th century. Speaking of art, Somerset House houses The Courtauld Gallery where one can marvel at the stunning staircase designed by William Chambers. Its grandeur and elegance are truly captivating. For those with a taste for Art Deco architecture, Eltham Palace in Greenwich is a must-visit. This historic site not only boasts a magnificent interior but also holds significance as Henry VIII's birthplace. Samuel Courtauld himself was no stranger to greatness. His contributions to society were vast and impactful. Alongside Lady Patricia Moore, he left an indelible mark on history. And let's not forget about fashion. In 1928, women's fashion took center stage with its unique styles and trends that continue to inspire us today. One cannot mention The Courtauld without acknowledging its renowned Manet Bar at the Moulin Rouge exhibit held within the gallery walls. It transports visitors back in time to experience the vibrant energy of Parisian nightlife captured by Edouard Manet's brushstrokes. As we explore England's rich history and cultural heritage through places like Eltham Palace - once again reminding us of Henry VIII's origins - it becomes clear that The Courtauld name has left an enduring legacy across various realms: from art and architecture to fashion and beyond.