Recalls Collection

The Parliamentary Debate on the Conduct of the War, 17 March (engraving)
1629487 The Parliamentary Debate on the Conduct of the War, 17 March (engraving) by Cleaver, Ralph (fl.1902); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Parliamentary Debate on the Conduct of the War)

What becomes of the Pictures (engraving)
1038273 What becomes of the Pictures (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: What becomes of the Pictures)

Sulking ca 1870 Oil canvas 12 3 / 4 x 18 1 / 4 32. 4 46. 4 cm
Artokoloro

Passion Flower 1799 Gouache vellum sheet 10 3 / 8 x 7 15 / 16
Artokoloro

Head Bearded Man 1588 / 89-1623 Black chalk red
Artokoloro

Seated Sibyl Attendant Genius recto Study Head
Artokoloro

Figure Weeping Grave 1827 1829 Pen brown ink
Artokoloro

Virgin Child 1516 Oil spruce 11 x 7 3 / 8 27. 9 18. 7 cm
Artokoloro

Onna San no Miya Third Princess Edo period 1615-1868
Artokoloro

Embroidered Curtain 1889 Etching drypoint sixth state
Artokoloro

The Canaanite woman, Adriaen Collaert, Philips Galle, Cornelis Kiliaan, 1595 - 1599

Tales of the Sea. Artist: Anon. An old sailor recalls his maritime adventure to an attentive small boy on the shore Date: circa 1905

Scottish Emigrant
A Scottish emigrant far from his native land recalls the songs he heard at his mothers knee and would very much like to hear them again

Nurse, Girl, Cats
A child with a cat in her arms has laid aside her doll to listen to her nurse who sits sewing by the fire, watched by another cat, as she recalls past days now long gone by

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"Recalling the Past: A Glimpse into History and Artistic Expressions" In the Parliamentary Debate on the Conduct of the War, 17 March (engraving), we are reminded of a pivotal moment in political discourse that shaped nations. The intense discussions and passionate arguments echo through time. "What becomes of the Pictures" (engraving) raises questions about the fate of art, its significance, and how it evolves over generations. It prompts us to ponder what stories lie behind each stroke of paint or etched line. From UFOs/Abductions/Schirmer to Sulking ca 1870 Oil canvas, diverse themes emerge from different artistic mediums. These works serve as vivid reminders that human imagination knows no bounds - be it exploring extraterrestrial encounters or capturing emotions through brushstrokes. The delicate beauty of Passion Flower 1799 Gouache vellum sheet transports us to a world where nature's wonders are meticulously preserved on paper. Its intricate details remind us to appreciate life's fleeting moments. Head Bearded Man 1588/89-1623 Black chalk red captures an enigmatic figure with captivating intensity. This artwork recalls faces from centuries ago, reminding us that history is not just about events but also individuals who lived them. Seated Sibyl Attendant Genius recto Study Head invites contemplation on ancient prophecies and mythical beings. It beckons us to explore our own inner wisdom while embracing our connection with higher realms. Figure Weeping Grave 1827-1829 Pen brown ink evokes deep emotions surrounding loss and grief. Through this poignant piece, we recall our shared humanity and empathize with those who have experienced profound sorrow throughout history. Virgin Child 1516 Oil spruce portrays innocence personified in a tender embrace between mother and child. This timeless image reminds us of love's enduring power across cultures and eras.