First State Collection
"First State: A Glimpse into the Majesty and Artistry of Centuries Past" Step back in time to witness the grandeur of Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte
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"First State: A Glimpse into the Majesty and Artistry of Centuries Past" Step back in time to witness the grandeur of Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte, Queen of Great Britain, as captured by Thomas Frye in 1762. The regal portrait exudes elegance and power, showcasing a ruler at the height of her reign. Travel further back to 1513 and immerse yourself in Lucas van Leyden's masterpiece, "Adoration of the Magi. " This enchanting painting depicts the biblical scene with intricate details that transport you to a world filled with wonder and reverence. Venture into Karl Friedrich Schinkel's creation from 1816, "Das Schloss Prediama in Crein XII Stund: von Triest, " where architectural brilliance meets natural beauty. The stunning castle nestled amidst picturesque surroundings invites you to explore its rich history. Jan Wierix's "Virgin and Child Enthroned with Two Musical Angels" transports us to an ethereal realm where heavenly melodies resonate. This divine artwork captures a serene moment between mother and child while celebrating the harmonious power of music. An anonymous artist takes us on a journey through time with "The Holy Family, " an exquisite piece from the 15th century. Its delicate brushstrokes evoke emotions as we witness Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus enveloped in love and devotion. Leon Davent's "The Garden of Pomona" offers respite within nature's embrace. Created between 1540-56, this vibrant tapestry showcases lush flora alongside playful cherubs—a celebration of life's abundance found within bountiful gardens. Intrigue unfolds before our eyes as we delve into an anonymous artist's depiction from the 15th century—"The Battle of Hercules and the Giants. " This epic struggle symbolizes humanity's eternal fight against adversity—an allegory that resonates across centuries. Witness scientific curiosity come alive through the engraving "Development of the Tadpole.