Lovat Collection

Trial of Lord Lovat, Westminster Hall, London, 1747. Interior view of Westminster Hall, with both houses of Parliament assembled for the trial of the Jacobite, Simon, Lord Lovat

Letter from James Edward Stuart to Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, St Germains, 3rd May 1703. Artist: James Stuart
Letter from James Edward Stuart to Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, St Germains, 3rd May 1703. Letter from James Edward Stuart, the pretender, signed James R, to Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat

SIMON FRASER (1667?-1747). 11th Baron Lovat. Scottish Jacobite intriguer. Etching, 1746, by William Hogarth

Some Sunny personalities at the London Hippodrome
Caricature by Nerman of the various performers appearing in the popular comedy musical, Sunny at the London Hippodrome in 1926. Top left Nancy Lovat, top right, Elsie Randolph

The Comedians
An oil painting of some performers wearing elaborate costumes inside a temple style building. Date: circa 1921

Old Fashioned Group
A group portrait watercolour painting, with minimal detail on facial expression, of some older gentleman in a fine house interior. Date: circa 1920

Ponte Vecchio
A simple watercolour painting illustrating a view of the Ponte Vecchio, a medieval stone segmental arched bridge which crosses the Arno River in Florence, Italy. Date: circa 1919

New Toys for Sale
An original Mansard Gallery exhibition poster by the English artist, designer and author Claud Lovat Fraser. The Mansard Gallery was located on the top floor of Heal's Department Store

An exhibition of the Work of C. Lovat Fraser
A Mansard Gallery exhibition poster by the English artist, designer and author Claud Lovat Fraser. The Mansard Gallery was located on the top floor of Heal's Department Store

LONDON / WESTMINSTER HALL
View of the hall as arranged for the trial of Lord Lovat. Date: 1747

Antique illustration: Lord Lovat

Christmas card with poem by George Wither, three stanzas from his longer poem A Christmas Carol (1622). With accompanying illustration by Claud Lovat Fraser. (1 of 2) Date: 1921

Wedding of Lord Lovat and Hon Laura Lister
The wedding of Lord Lovat (Brigadier-General Simon Joseph Fraser, 14th Lord Lovat, 1871-1933) and the Hon Laura Lister (daughter of Thomas Lister, 4th Baron Ribblesdale) at the Brompton Oratory

Simon Fraser Lord Lovat 1667 To 1747 Scottish Jacobite Chief From The Original By Hogarth From The Works Of Hogarth Published London 1833

Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat
SIMON FRASER, LORD LOVAT also known as Lord Lovat, 11th Baron, Jacobite intriguer. Date: 1667 - 1747

Sixties winter fashions
Winter fashions from the 1960s. The model seated upright on the boat wears a cable-knit sweater in gold from Marshall and Snelgrove, brown, red and blue checked skirt by Slimma

Duke of York in Highland
Duke of York, (future King George VI), vistiting the Highlands, Scotland, seen here in happy mood with Lord Lovat, on the left and Brigadier-General Sir Walter Ross. 1920

Canadian journalists visit France, Western Front, WW1
Canadian journalists visiting the Western Front in France during World War One. Seen here with Lord Lovat at a Canadian sawmill. Date: circa 1916

Newport Pagnell, Bucks, 1819 (engraving)
XJF477690 Newport Pagnell, Bucks, 1819 (engraving) by Hassell, John (1767-1825) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tickford Bridge built in 1810)

SIMON FRASER (c1667-1747). 11th Baron Lovat. Scottish Jacobite. Line engraving, mid 19th century

Simon Lord Lovat
SIMON FRASER, lord LOVAT chief of the clan Fraser, Jacobite supporter, for which he was apprehended and decapitated. Date: 1667 - 1747

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Lovat, a name that resonates with history and charm. Lord Lovat, the epitome of nobility and grace, stands tall in the annals of time. Like a Hogarth painting come to life, his presence commands attention. In the heart of London's vibrant Hippodrome, one can find some sunny personalities basking in the limelight. The Comedians take center stage, their wit and humor filling the air with laughter. A glimpse into an old-fashioned group where entertainment was simple yet captivating. As we stroll along Ponte Vecchio, we discover new toys for sale - treasures waiting to be found by eager hands. But amidst all this excitement lies an exhibition showcasing the exquisite work of C. Lovat Fraser. His artistry knows no bounds as he captures moments frozen in time. A Christmas card adorned with a poem by George Wither brings warmth to our hearts during this festive season. It reminds us of love and joy shared among friends and family. And there it is - Portrait Of A Man - capturing not just his physical features but also his essence; a window into his soul frozen on canvas for eternity. Heal and Son Advertisement beckons us towards luxury and comfort – promising a world where dreams become reality through their impeccable craftsmanship. London's Westminster Hall echoes with whispers from centuries past as Lord Lovat graces its halls in timeless elegance. An enigmatic figure whose legacy lives on through stories told by those who came before us. Lord Lovat (c1872), captured forever by an unknown creator, leaves us intrigued by his enigmatic aura – inviting speculation about his life beyond what meets the eye. Lovat – a name steeped in history yet ever-evolving; it represents tradition entwined with innovation; nostalgia blending seamlessly with progress; reminding us that even amidst change, some things remain constant – like beauty standing against time itself.