"Lighthearted: A Journey Through Art and Curiosities" Step into the world of lightheartedness as we explore a treasure trove of captivating artworks and intriguing curiosities. Delve into the Charles Lightoller archive, where three notebooks unlock tales from the past, transporting us to forgotten times. Sporting Curiosities beckon with their whimsical charm, inviting us to marvel at the unexpected. Witness a woman holding a candle in late 1660s, her face illuminated by its gentle glow. Godfried Schalcken's brushstrokes bring forth an ambiance of mystery and tranquility. In contrast, a Dachshund Drinking Beer captures our attention with its playful scene from c. 1900. This colorful lithograph reminds us that even our furry friends can enjoy life's simple pleasures. The Pettigrew Sisters grace our presence through platino bromide photography from 1889-92. Their laughter frozen in time reflects the joyous bonds shared between siblings throughout generations. Girl with a Blue Sash transports us to the late 19th or early 20th century, courtesy of Pierre-Auguste Renoir's artistic genius. Her radiant smile and vibrant sash remind us to embrace life's beauty with unbridled enthusiasm. Youth in a Black Cap takes us back to Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn's masterpiece from 1666. The young subject exudes both innocence and curiosity—a timeless reminder that youth is filled with endless possibilities. Playmates by George Cochran Lambdin invites us into an enchanting garden where children frolic amidst nature's wonders—reminding us all to cherish moments of carefree bliss. Charity painted by Cesare Dandini during the 17th century depicts compassion personified—an embodiment of love for humanity that transcends time itself. The Madonna in Majesty (Maesta) crafted by Cimabue in 1285-1286 evokes a sense of divine serenity.