Pirie Collection
"Pirie: A Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of art as we explore the captivating works that bear the name "Pirie
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"Pirie: A Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of art as we explore the captivating works that bear the name "Pirie. " From renowned artists to picturesque landscapes, this collection takes us on a visual voyage through time. "The Fighting Temeraire" by JMW Turner transports us back to 1839, where a majestic ship battles against nature's forces. The artist's mastery of light and color leaves us in awe. In Edwin Henry Landseer's "Shoeing, " painted in 1844, we witness the delicate balance between man and beast as a horse is fitted with new shoes. The attention to detail showcases Landseer's skillful hand. Francis Davis Millet's "Between Two Fires" from c1892 depicts a dramatic scene filled with tension and emotion. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by individuals caught amidst conflicting forces. John Singer Sargent captures ethereal beauty in his masterpiece "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose" created between 1885-86. The soft glow emanating from lanterns illuminates two young girls amidst an enchanting garden setting. Ford Madox Brown's haunting composition titled "The Last of England" evokes deep emotions as it portrays a couple bidding farewell to their homeland during times of hardship in 1855. Their expressions speak volumes about hope and resilience. John Pettie brings intensity to life with his work "The Vigil, " circa 1884. We find ourselves drawn into an intense moment where loyalty is tested under challenging circumstances - an artwork that demands our attention. With "Two Strings To Her Bow, " John Pettie presents another thought-provoking piece from 1887 that explores themes of love and choice within society’s constraints. It invites contemplation on personal agency amid societal expectations. Alfred William Parsons' painting titled "Poplars in the Thames Valley, " dating back to the nineteenth century, showcases the artist's ability to capture the serene beauty of nature.