1756 1815 Collection
"1756-1815: A Captivating Era of Art, Politics, and Conflict" Step into the world of 1756-1815, a period filled with artistic masterpieces, political upheaval
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"1756-1815: A Captivating Era of Art, Politics, and Conflict" Step into the world of 1756-1815, a period filled with artistic masterpieces, political upheaval, and intense warfare. From Tiddy-Doll Great French-Gingerbread-Baker Drawing Out to Landscape Cattle ca 1800 Oil wood 31 1 / 2 x 42 1 /4, this era showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions. One notable artwork is View of Dordrecht from the River by Jacob van Strij. Created between 1775 and 1815, this Dutch masterpiece captures the serene beauty of the landscape as cattle graze peacefully in the background. In contrast to such tranquility, Pigs Possessed Broad Bottom d Litter Running Headlong depicts a chaotic scene from Sir William Hamilton Collection. This hand-colored etching from 1801 portrays pigs running amok in an amusing yet frenzied manner. The Monstrous Craws New Coalition Feast etching from 1787 offers a satirical commentary on politics during this time. Alecto Train Gate Pandaemonium Recruiting Sarjeant Enlisting John Bull highlights the tensions surrounding alliances and power struggles that shaped Europe's destiny. Thomas Rowlandson and Samuel Alken's drawings and prints provide fascinating insights into society at large. Their works like Late Provision (1771) shed light on everyday life while also addressing social issues through their sharp wit. Triumph Galatea engraving exemplifies the skillful artistry prevalent during this era. Its intricate details transport viewers to another realm where mythological figures come alive before their eyes. Nap Country Town by Thomas Rowlandson and Samuel Alken delves into Napoleonic France's impact on both rural areas and bustling cities—a testament to how politics permeated all aspects of life back then.