Belvoir Collection
Belvoir, a name that echoes through time and across continents
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Belvoir, a name that echoes through time and across continents. From the grandeur of Pynes House in Exeter, Devon, built in 1825, to the picturesque Belvoir Bay on the Herm Channel Islands, and is a name associated with beauty and elegance. In the world of art, it has left its mark. Sir Francis Grant's masterpiece "The Melton Breakfast" captures the essence of English country life at Belvoir Castle. This magnificent castle stands proudly in Leicestershire, England, between Red Mile and Belvoir. Speaking Castle, it has been an enduring symbol of power and nobility since the 19th century. Its majestic presence can be seen in Churton's Portrait and Landscape Gallery from 1836. The castle was home to John Henry Manners, 5th Duke of Rutland during his reign. But it is not only castles that bear this illustrious name; even models like Charles II Castle pay homage to Belvoir's legacy. A mix of media brings this historical structure to life as it showcases its significance throughout history. Belvoir Castle holds more than just architectural wonders; it also witnessed remarkable events such as meetings between The Maharani of Cooch Behar and Major Kunish Jung. These encounters speak volumes about how far-reaching Belvoir's influence truly is. And let us not forget The Marquis of Granby - immortalized on canvas - who adds another layer to the rich tapestry that is associated with this iconic name. From stately homes like Pynes House to breathtaking landscapes like Herm - Channel Islands' very own Belvoir Bay - there is no denying that wherever you find yourself encountering "Belvoir, " you are sure to discover a piece of history intertwined with splendor and grace.