Nares Collection
"Exploring the Legacy of Nares: From Siamese Ambassador to Stage Actors and Arctic Explorers" Prince Nares Varariddhi (1855-1925), a distinguished Siamese ambassador
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"Exploring the Legacy of Nares: From Siamese Ambassador to Stage Actors and Arctic Explorers" Prince Nares Varariddhi (1855-1925), a distinguished Siamese ambassador, represented his country with grace and diplomacy in the United Kingdom. A wood engraving immortalizes his noble presence during this significant period. The Tatler's review captures the attention of readers as they delve into the captivating life of Sir George Nares, an esteemed figure who left an indelible mark on history. Accompanied by M Smith, their partnership brought forth remarkable achievements. Owen Nares, an English stage and film actor, graces our memories through various artistic mediums. In Sir Joshua Reynolds' masterpiece "The Young Fortune Tellers, " we witness Owen's talent shining brightly alongside other notable figures. An Aquascutum advertisement featuring Owen Nares and Isabel Jeans reminds us of their timeless elegance and style. Their collaboration exudes sophistication that transcends time. Sybil Thorndike joins forces with Owen Nares in Double Door, leaving audiences captivated by their impeccable performances. Their chemistry on stage creates a mesmerizing experience for all who have the pleasure of witnessing it. James Nares (1715-1783), a renowned organist and composer, is immortalized in a stunning portrait from 1795. Created by Hardy, this artwork pays homage to his musical genius that continues to resonate today. The Illustrated London News cover from May 1875 transports us back to historic moments when HMS Discovery and HMS Alert embarked on a British Arctic expedition. These vessels braved treacherous waters under the leadership of Sir George Strong Nares himself. Sir George Strong it also made waves as an intrepid Arctic explorer in 1878—an accomplishment beautifully captured by Lock & Whitfield's artistry. His courage inspires generations even today. In 1933, Owen Nares once again takes center stage, captivating audiences with his remarkable talent as an English actor.