Ormonde Collection
Ormonde, a name that resonates with history and nobility
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Ormonde, a name that resonates with history and nobility. From the 17th century to the early 20th century, this illustrious title has been associated with influential figures and captivating events. One such moment in time was Ormonde's existence from 1883 to 1904, as depicted in an engraving titled "The Career of a Racehorse. " This artwork captures the essence of Ormonde's legacy on the racetrack, showcasing its power and grace. Another glimpse into Ormonde's world can be seen through a black and white photograph simply titled "Ormonde. " In this image, we witness the horse's majestic presence, its strength emanating from every muscle. But it is not just horses that bear this name; individuals have also carried the title throughout history. The Marquess is immortalized in a vibrant color lithograph. His noble countenance reflects his status as an esteemed figure within society. Lady Constance Butler graces our attention aboard S. Y. Miranda in another snapshot connected to Ormonde. Her elegant presence adds a touch of sophistication to this narrative surrounding the name. Delving further back into history reveals James Butler, 1st Duke - an English statesman and royalist soldier during the tumultuous 17th century. Artists like David Loggan and Frederick George Netherclift have captured his likeness through their masterful works: one being an engraving depicting an attack on him while serving as Duke, while another showcases Charles I's letter addressed to him during these turbulent times. James Butler continues his influence even beyond his own lifetime; E Scriven portrays him in all his glory as an Anglo-Irish statesman and soldier in yet another artistic rendering dating back to 1824. And let us not forget James Butler II - Irish statesman and soldier - whose portrait by H Robinson offers a glimpse into his own impactful legacy.