Display Of Works Of Art Collection (page 11)

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Exhibition of American Plants at the Royal Botanic Societys Gardens, Regents Park

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Exhibition of the National Institution, No. 45, " galliotti, the Astrologer, Showing Louis XI the First Specimen of Printing." Painted by R.s. Lauder, R.s.A

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British Institution Exhibition, " the Covenant of Judas" Painted by J. Franklin

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Roman and Venetian Glass, the Exhibition of Ancient and Mediaeval Art

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No. 165, Engraved Steel Casket, 16th Century, the Exhibition of Ancient and Mediaeval Art

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Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colour, No. 59 " a Group of Pilgrims in Sight of St. Peter s, Rome." Painted by Carl Haag

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Exhibition of the National Institution, " a Woodland River" Painted by S.R. Percy

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Exhibition of the New Society of Painters in Water Colours, " joan of Arc." Painted by John Absolon

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Exhibition of the British Institution, No. 138. " the Novice" Painted by Alexander Johnston

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Exhibition of the British Institution, No. 2. " medora" by W. Fisher

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Banquet in the Egyptian Hall at the Mansion House, the Great Exhibition of 1851, Uk

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The Great Exhibition of 1851, Levee at the Mansion House, on Thursday

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British Institution Exhibition, No. 317 " the Departure of the Chevalier Bayard from Brescia" Painted by J.C. Hook

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British Institution Exhibition. " aladdins Present to the Sultan" Painted by John Gilbert

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Meeting of the Ladies Committee at Stafford House, in Aid of the Great Exhibition of Industry of all Nations, in 1851

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The Great Exhibition of Industry, 1851, Meeting at the Mansion House

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May-Day in the Last Century, Painted by Anthony, from the Exhibition of the Society of British Artists

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Exhibition of the Royal Horticultural Society, at the Rotunda, Dublin

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King Henry Iv, Painted by Gilbert, Royal Academy Exhibition

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Uriel and Satan, Painted by Haydon, from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy

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" light", Painted by Jenkins, from the New Water Colour Societys Exhibition

Venice, 1897. Opening of the Venice international art exhibition. Arrival of the prince and princess of Naples. Italy

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"Exploring the Beauty: A Display of Works of Art in Hyde's Public Garden" Step into a world of artistic marvels at Hyde's Public Garden, where creativity blooms amidst nature's embrace. This municipal park has become a haven for art enthusiasts and leisure seekers alike, offering a captivating display of works that captivate the senses. Immerse yourself in history as you stroll through this recreation ground turned playground for artistic expression. Dating back to 1867, when Viscount Dundee unveiled the National Portrait Exhibition here, Hyde Park has been an iconic hub for showcasing masterpieces from across London and beyond. Venture further into Guildhall, another cultural gem within London city limits. In 1866, it hosted an industrial exhibition featuring an astounding collection of over 1, 035 articles. The grandeur and diversity on display left visitors in sheer amazement - their eyes darting from one exhibit to another like children chattering on a playground bench. The chronicles of childhood come alive as you delve deeper into the past. Natal Court in 19th-century Claverhouse transports you to bygone eras filled with carefree laughter and innocent joy, and is here that J. Sant captured the essence of winter with his chilling yet mesmerizing depiction of a child braving the cold season. But it isn't just paintings that grace these hallowed grounds; sculptures also find their place among these open-air galleries. At The Crystal Palace Electrical Exhibition, visitors marveled at the intricate chandelier illuminating the concert room while improved communication systems fascinated them elsewhere. Intriguing exhibitions were not limited to art alone; they extended even to fashion choices. Rational Dress for Ladies was showcased during Hygienic Costume Exhibition - challenging societal norms with its progressive approach towards women's attire. And let us not forget about engineering marvels.