Over The Top Collection
"Embracing the Extravagance: A Glimpse into Over-the-Top Moments in History" Step into a world where opulence knows no bounds
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"Embracing the Extravagance: A Glimpse into Over-the-Top Moments in History" Step into a world where opulence knows no bounds, as we explore the captivating concept of "over the top. " From architectural wonders to festive adornments and heroic acts, these snapshots from different eras will leave you in awe. The Carson Mansion in Eureka, California stands tall as a testament to grandeur. Its intricate details and imposing presence make it an architectural marvel that captures the essence of excess. In Monstrosities of 1819 & 1820, pub. 1835 (hand-coloured engraving), we witness an artistic portrayal of flamboyant fashion choices that pushed boundaries during their time. These bold ensembles were not for the faint-hearted but rather celebrated audacity and individuality. Christmas decorations on a house in Clitheroe Lancashire UK transport us to a whimsical wonderland where every inch is adorned with twinkling lights and vibrant ornaments. This display epitomizes going above and beyond to create a magical atmosphere during the holiday season. Charge of the Scottish regiments at Loos, 1915 (colour litho) showcases bravery amidst chaos. The sheer determination displayed by these soldiers exemplifies going overboard when defending one's country - pushing limits even in dire circumstances. In All eyes were on me (colour litho), we delve into theatrical extravagance where performers captivate audiences with their larger-than-life personas. Their costumes are resplendent with embellishments that demand attention from all who behold them. Trench Fight, 1918 (pencil and charcoal on paper) portrays intense combat during World War I. Here, soldiers go beyond what is expected as they engage fiercely against all odds - displaying unparalleled courage while fighting for victory. Amid bursting gas and tear shells we dislodge the Bosche from Bourlon Wood encapsulates heroism in the face of danger.