Lavishness Collection
"Lavishness: A Glimpse into Opulence throughout History" Step back in time and indulge in the extravagant world of lavishness
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"Lavishness: A Glimpse into Opulence throughout History" Step back in time and indulge in the extravagant world of lavishness. From the grandeur of The Queen's Carriage, a symbol of regal luxury, to the mesmerizing setting for Scheherazade, Leon Bakst's masterpiece that transports us to an exotic realm. Marvel at the intricate details of a 16th-century Italian or Portuguese plate, showcasing craftsmanship fit for royalty. Enter The State Bed Chamber at Stowe Buckinghamshire, where Joseph Nash's vision immerses us in opulence and elegance. The Saloon at Brighton Pavilion takes us on a journey through time to witness Augustus Charles Pugin's architectural marvel adorned with lavish embellishments. Severin Roesen's Still Life: Fruit captures abundance and decadence with vibrant colors and meticulously arranged fruits. In George W Twibill's painting, we glimpse into The Family of John Q. Aymar, surrounded by luxurious fabrics and ornate furniture that speak volumes about their social status. Unknown artists present portraits of two influential figures - George IV and Leo X - both epitomizing extravagance in their respective eras. Transport yourself aboard The Leviathan as you step into its lavishly decorated main dining saloon from the 1930s – a testament to luxury cruising during its golden age. Witness history unfold as King George IV is crowned amidst splendorous scenes depicted by talented artists capturing his coronation day in Westminster Abbey. However, not all aspects are glamorous; "Fatal effects of gluttony" portrays Lord Mayor’s Day nightmare where excess leads to dire consequences reminding us that indulgence should be balanced with moderation. These captivating glimpses into lavishness throughout history remind us how humans have always sought beauty and extravagance as expressions of power, wealth, or simply pure enjoyment.