Moving House Collection
"Moving House: A Journey Through Time and Space" Step back in time to Cottage Grove, Lane County
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"Moving House: A Journey Through Time and Space" Step back in time to Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon in 1939 as a house is transported through the bustling main street. Witness the extraordinary sight captured by Dorothea Lange, where a community comes together to witness this monumental event. Travel further back to 1842 and find yourself on St. Dunstans Fleet Street with plate 23 from "Original Views of London as It Is. " Experience the vibrant atmosphere as houses are relocated amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. In 1899, witness a "Change of Residence" depicted in late wood-block prints. Delve into the intricate details that showcase both chaos and excitement during this transitional period. Explore ceremonial traditions surrounding setting up a new house in the enchanting world of 19th-century art. Marvel at "Ceremonial Things for the Celebration of Setting Up a New House, " where every detail holds significance and symbolism. Discover how furniture depositories played an essential role during relocations with an advertisement for Godden & Sons Furniture Depository in Canterbury, Kent. Immerse yourself in their expertise as they assist families during their moving journeys. Experience different perspectives on moving house through various artistic mediums. From Eugene Delacroix's evocative engraving titled "Le Demenagement de la Censure" to Charles Francois Daubigny's serene depiction of "Moving into the Boat. " Witness historical events intertwined with religious beliefs like "The Translation of Holy House Loreto. " Created by Saturnino Gatti around 1510, it portrays devotion while relocating sacred spaces. Marvel at Jean-Antoine Watteau's fragmented masterpiece, "L'Enseigne de Gersaint (fragment)" from 1720-1721 (1937). This artwork captures not only physical movement but also emotions tied to leaving behind cherished memories.