Latter Collection

A Delicate Balance
LARRY BUTTERWORTH

Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah
Vintage 19th century photograph: Mormon, Church of the Latter Day Saints. Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah

Smoking break
Inge Schuster

Heber Kimball, 1801-1868, Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, Usa, 1870S
HEBER KIMBALL, 1801-1868, LEADER IN THE LATTER DAY SAINT MOVEMENT, US, USA, 1870s engraving

Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, USA
Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

Adoration of the Shepherds, print maker: Hendrick Goltzius, print maker: Jacob Matham, 1615

Coat of Cornelis Gijsbertsz Plemp, Pieter Serwouters, 1601 - 1657

Drinking and smoking men, Jan van der Bruggen, 1659-1740

A woman dressed festively, a man in a cape and a masked man who extends his left arm, print maker: workshop of Jacob de Gheyn II, 1595 - 1596

Double portrait of William of Orange, Crown Prince of the Netherlands and Prince Maurice of Orange-Nassau, print maker: Johannes Philippus Lange, Nicols Pieneman, 1847 - 1849

Kopster, Cornelis Dusart, 1695

Womens Dress from Constantinople around 1580, istanbul Turkey, Abraham de Bruyn, Joos de Bosscher, 1581

Mercury reads a document, Jan Luyken, Hendrick Boom, Dirk Boom (I, wed. ), 1681
Mercury reads a document, Jan Luyken, Hendrick Boom, Dirk Boom (I, wed.), 1681

Richly dressed woman surrounded by a crowd of curious people, Jacob Folkema, 1702 - 1767

The Late General Dhere Shumshere, Commander-In-Chief of Nepal, Brother of Jung Bahadur (Died October, 1884) and his Sons. the Latter Form the Party Now in Power in Nepal, 1886

Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, USA
Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

Heber Kimball, 1801-1868, Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, Usa, 1870S
HEBER KIMBALL, 1801-1868, LEADER IN THE LATTER DAY SAINT MOVEMENT, US, USA, 1870s engraving

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"Exploring the Latter Day Saints' Legacy in Salt Lake City" Step into history at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, Utah. This iconic landmark stands as a testament to the Latter Day Saint movement, led by influential figures like Heber Kimball and Brigham Young during the 1870s in the USA. As you stroll through its halls, take a moment to pause and reflect on the adoration depicted in Hendrick Goltzius and Jacob Matham's print of "Adoration of the Shepherds. " The spiritual significance resonates with those who have embraced this faith. Intriguingly, among historical artifacts displayed is Cornelis Gijsbertsz Plemp's coat – an emblem of devotion worn by a member of this religious community. It symbolizes their commitment to their beliefs and values. While exploring further, you may come across Jan van der Bruggen's painting depicting drinking and smoking men. This glimpse into everyday life highlights that even within this devout community, individuals still found moments for leisure or relaxation. Witnessing a woman dressed festively alongside a man donning a cape while being approached by a masked figure reminds us that celebrations were not uncommon within these communities. They too reveled in joyous occasions while remaining true to their faith. The double portrait capturing William of Orange reveals how religion intertwined with politics during this era. As Crown Prince of the Netherlands and Prince, he navigated both realms with grace – much like leaders such as Heber Kimball and Brigham Young did for their followers. Delve deeper into history through artworks like Cornelis Dusart's "Kopster, " which offers insight into fashion trends from Constantinople around 1580. These cultural influences shaped not only personal style but also reflected connections between different regions across Europe. Finally, observe Mercury reading a document portrayed by Jan Luyken and Hendrick Boom – an allegory reminding us that knowledge and understanding were highly valued within the Latter Day Saint movement.