Early Nineteenth Century Collection
Step back in time to the early nineteenth century, a period of great change and innovation
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Step back in time to the early nineteenth century, a period of great change and innovation. The Battle of Trafalgar, depicted in an awe-inspiring oil on canvas painting, captures the intensity and heroism of this historic naval conflict. In contrast to the grandeur of war, a delicate hand-coloured lithograph showcases the beauty of nature's bounty - Orange Fruit, Citrus Aurantium, Fructus. Its vibrant hues bring life to this 1828 artwork. Moving from fruits to fauna, Colonel Udnys Bay Colt Truffle by Sorcerer Held by a Groom transports us into the world of horse racing. Painted with meticulous detail on canvas in 1815, it immortalizes both the elegance and power found within these majestic creatures. Artistic expression extends beyond traditional mediums as seen in Iris Germanica (German Iris), a stunning stipple-engraving printed in colors between 1805-1816. This intricate work highlights botanical wonders through its carefully crafted lines and shades. Shifting our focus from art to engineering marvels is Viaduct across the Sankey Valley. Created in 1831 using color aquatints that were partly hand-colored, this print captures not only technical prowess but also showcases man's ability to conquer nature through construction. History comes alive with Her Majesty Queen Victoria's First Entry into Brighton Oct captured for eternity on canvas. This momentous occasion symbolizes not only royal presence but also societal changes occurring during this era. Portraits hold their own significance during this time as evidenced by Portrait of William Henry Paget Marquess of Anglesey. Painted half-length on canvas with expert skill, it immortalizes an influential figure who played a role in shaping history. Transportation takes center stage once again with View at St. Rollox Looking South East; Opening of the Glasgow and Garnkirk Railway. Through detailed pencil strokes and hints of watercolor, this artwork invites us to witness the birth of a new era in transportation.