Odhams Press Collection
"Captivating Artistry and Historical Moments: A Glimpse into Odhams Press" Step into the world of Odhams Press
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"Captivating Artistry and Historical Moments: A Glimpse into Odhams Press" Step into the world of Odhams Press, where art and history intertwine to create captivating moments frozen in time. From Frederic Leighton's mesmerizing "Captive Andromache" to Captain P North's regal portrayal of "His Majesty King George VI, " this collection showcases the diverse talents that graced the pages of Odhams publications. Transport yourself back to the 18th century with Jules-Alexis Muenier's enchanting masterpiece, "The Music Lesson. " Feel the rhythm and melody as you immerse yourself in this timeless scene. For sports enthusiasts, a glimpse into rugby history awaits with an iconic image from 1937 depicting a thrilling Rugby Football match. The passion and intensity are palpable as players battle it out on the field. Delve into royal affairs through photographs capturing significant moments such as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on their Coronation Day in 1937 or witness King George VIs coronation procession at Westminster Abbey during that same year. These images offer a window into grandeur, tradition, and national pride. Discover intimate glimpses behind palace doors with Edward VIII diligently working in his office at St. James's Palace in London during 1936. Witness his dedication amidst turbulent times. Travel back further to witness Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon and the Duke of York upon their engagement announcement in 1923 captured by Vandyk’s artistic lens. This tender moment foreshadows future royalty yet to come. As World War II rages on, experience London under siege through an evocative illustration showcasing a bombed-out Blackfriars decorated for King George VI's coronation in 1937. It stands as a testament to resilience amid adversity. Finally, pay homage to Britain’s indomitable spirit with an all-night raid photo featuring John Milton's statue in 1940.