Mathias Collection
Mathias, a name that echoes through history and art. From the Afghan War to Dargai, his bravery knew no bounds
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Mathias, a name that echoes through history and art. From the Afghan War to Dargai, his bravery knew no bounds. But it was on the stage where Mathias truly came alive, embodied by Harry Brodribb Irving in The Bells. In Montagu Monuments at St Edmunds Church in Warkton, Northants, Mathias found eternal rest amidst grandeur and beauty. Leopold Lewis's play, The Bells, starring Henry Irving as Mathias captivated audiences with its haunting tale. But Mathias was not confined to the world of theater alone. He ventured into new realms alongside Ingrid Bergman under the San Sebastián Festival lights of 2009. Jens Albinus also took on the mantle in a performance that left spectators spellbound. Across time and borders, there were others who bore this illustrious name - Mathias Wieman making his mark alongside Ingrid Bergman; Mathias Gronberg leaving an indelible impression wherever he treaded. Even centuries ago, a German engraving depicted a caricature of another Matthias - Count de Gallas - a formidable generalissimo during the seventeenth century empire. From mesmerists to illuminated calendars for November 1846; from World War I trenches to epic battles against bearded vultures with only a knife as defense – these are just glimpses into the vast tapestry woven by those named Mathias. So let us remember this name that has graced stages and battlefields alike; an emblem of courage and artistic prowess throughout time.