Hassock Collection
"Hassock: A Seat of Serenity and Reflection" Step into the world of art and history with these captivating images featuring the humble hassock
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"Hassock: A Seat of Serenity and Reflection" Step into the world of art and history with these captivating images featuring the humble hassock. In John Everett Millais' iconic paintings, "My First Sermon" (1863) and "My Second Sermon" (1864), we witness the innocence and contemplation of young children as they kneel on their hassocks, absorbed in prayer. Travel back to 1840, where Queen Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert at St. James's Palace is immortalized in a stunning engraving titled "The Marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. " Amidst the grandeur, notice how even royalty finds solace on a hassock during this sacred occasion. Explore different cultures through illustrations like "Le Vocabulaire Illustre, " which showcases various names for a hassock such as agenouilloir or kniepolster. It reminds us that regardless of language or tradition, this small cushion holds significance in providing comfort during moments of worship. Humor takes center stage with a comic birthday postcard depicting mischievous children fidgeting on their hassocks inside a church. Laughter intertwines with reverence as we realize that even amidst solemnity, joy can be found. Literature enthusiasts will recognize Alexandre Dumas' famous novel brought to life in an intriguing poster titled "The Three Musketeers. " Observe how one character rests upon a hassock while plotting adventures that will captivate readers for generations to come. Christmas brings warmth and unity as depicted in a charming chromolitho Christmas card showing children sitting together on their colorful hassocks within the church walls. The spirit of love permeates every corner during this festive season. Delve into Georgian times with an enchanting image capturing a woman asleep in her church box pew. Notice her peaceful expression while resting against her trusty hassock – an oasis amid spiritual devotion. Discover historical relics like "Dr. Johnson's Pew in St.