"Exploring the Legacy of Colet: From Holbein's Portraits to St Paul's School" Discover the captivating world through a collection of remarkable artworks and historical landmarks. John Colet, immortalized by Hans Holbein the Younger in his iconic portrait from c1535, stands as a testament to intellectual brilliance and visionary leadership. Intriguingly, a woman named Louise Colet emerges from anonymity with an enigmatic oil canvas titled "Woman Riding Habit L Amazone 1856. " Who was she? What stories lie behind her mysterious image? Delve deeper into history as we encounter another Louise Colet, this time captured by Jean-Jacques Pradier in exquisite detail. The intensity in her gaze leaves us wondering about her life and accomplishments. Marie-Alexandre Menut Alophe brings us yet another portrayal of Louise Colet in 1843. Through his brushstrokes, he invites us to unravel the layers of this fascinating woman's existence. Colet's influence extends beyond portraits; witness him preaching through an evocative engraving that echoes his passion for education and spirituality. Stepney's own Colet Arms pub serves as a reminder of his enduring legacy within London’s vibrant community. As we journey further back in time, an unknown artist presents us with a glimpse into John Colet's world during the early 16th century. His figure looms large against the backdrop of societal change and intellectual awakening. St Paul’s School emerges as one such beacon of enlightenment founded by none other than John Colet himself in 1512. Immerse yourself within its hallowed halls through artistic renditions by John Sturt (1700) and Sutton Nicholls (1750). These illustrations transport us to an era where knowledge flourished under their watchful guidance.