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Music Party at Wanstead House, c1740, (1942). Creator: Joseph Frans Nollekens
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Music Party at Wanstead House, c1740, (1942). Creator: Joseph Frans Nollekens
Music Party at Wanstead House, c1740, (1942). A group of people playing stringed instruments outside Wanstead House, a mansion in Redbridge, Essex. From " English Music, by W. J. Turner. [Collins, London, 1942]
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Britain In Pictures Collins Corneille Musicians Party Servant Servants Social History Staircase Stairs Stairway Turner Walter J Walter J Turner Walter James Walter James Redfern Walter James Redfern Turner Walter James Turner William Collins William Collins And Sons Country House Nollekens Playing An Instrument Wanstead House
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The vibrant energy of a music party comes to life in this print captured by Joseph Frans Nollekens. Set against the backdrop of Wanstead House, a majestic mansion in Redbridge, Essex, a group of diverse individuals gather to create harmonious melodies on their stringed instruments. The scene exudes an air of elegance and joy as musicians from different walks of life unite through their shared love for music. In this 18th-century extravaganza, men and women alike showcase their musical talents with passion and skill. The black servant stands proudly among them, breaking societal barriers and highlighting the inclusive nature of art. As the sun bathes the exterior staircase in warm light, it serves as a stage where these talented performers captivate their audience. This oil painting transports us back to a time when music was not only an entertainment but also an integral part of social gatherings. It offers us a glimpse into British history during the 1940s when culture thrived despite the challenges faced during wartime. Through Nollekens' lens, we witness how music transcends boundaries and brings people together regardless of gender or race. This print is not just about capturing a moment; it encapsulates the power that art possesses to bridge gaps between communities and foster unity amidst diversity.
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