English Illustrated Magazine Collection
Step into the world of the "English Illustrated Magazine" and be captivated by its enchanting engravings
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Step into the world of the "English Illustrated Magazine" and be captivated by its enchanting engravings. Volume I showcases a collection of exquisite artwork that transports you to different eras and places. One such engraving is Elizabeth Hyslop Burns, Daughter of the Poet, captured in the c1860s and beautifully preserved for us in 1902. The delicate lines bring her image to life, revealing a glimpse into history. Another intriguing piece featured is titled "Is The Visible Image Upon The Holy Shroud A Photograph Of Christ?" This thought-provoking engraving from 1902 leaves us pondering the mysteries surrounding this sacred relic. Created by an unknown artist, it invites us to contemplate whether we are witnessing an authentic portrayal or merely a representation. The Holy Shroud continues to captivate our imagination as we explore another engraving titled "Imprint of the Body Seen From Behind. " This haunting depiction from 1902 reveals intricate details etched onto linen, reminding us of its profound significance throughout history. Moving away from religious themes, we find ourselves immersed in nature's beauty with an engraving showcasing the Sundial in the Garden at Limnerslease. Painted by G. F. Watts, Esq. , R. A. , this c1890s masterpiece captures both tranquility and timelessness within its strokes. Travel back even further as we encounter Victor Hugo himself in an engraving dating back to 1848. Although created by an unknown artist in 1902, it portrays Hugo's intense gaze and serves as a testament to his influential presence during that era. Stepping into architectural marvels, we discover "The Old House at Blois, " which takes us on a journey through time with its nineteenth-century charm meticulously preserved for our appreciation today. Sports enthusiasts will delight in two captivating engravings capturing moments frozen in time on tennis courts - "Fast Half-Volley" and "Back-Hand Service from Right-Hand Side.