Masquerade Ball Collection
Dressing up for a Masquerade Ball, April 1, 1790
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Dressing up for a Masquerade Ball, April 1, 1790. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the glamour of a bygone era as guests don exquisite costumes inspired by history and culture. Picture a woman adorned in Persian attire, her hair styled into elegant ringlets, wearing an embroidered dress with intricate sleeves. This portrait captures the allure of the masquerade ball perfectly. Another striking image depicts Jane Georgiana Seymour, Duchess of Somerset when she was still Lady Seymour. She is dressed as the Queen of Beauty in medieval costume, complete with a regal crown atop her headdress and a fur-lined cape draping over her bejeweled robe. The attention to detail is remarkable. In Constantinople, amidst the Eastern Question, we witness individuals preparing for a grand masquerade ball in Pera. The anticipation is palpable as they make their way through bustling streets towards an evening filled with mystery and enchantment. Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing comes alive on stage at another masquerade ball scene from c. 1900. Vibrant colors burst forth from this lithograph capturing the excitement and revelry that unfolds during such events. Transporting ourselves to 1835 at an Opera Ball reveals two gentlemen elegantly attired for the occasion. Their lithographed image showcases their impeccable fashion sense while hinting at hidden identities behind their masks. Mistakes may occur during these masked affairs; however, they only add to the spontaneity and thrill of it all. A colorful lithograph reminds us that even mishaps can become cherished memories within this world of secrecy and disguise. The Skating Rink in Montreal transforms into a magical setting for yet another mesmerizing masquerade ball captured through engraving artistry. Guests glide across ice under shimmering lights while adorned in elaborate costumes that evoke awe-inspiring beauty.