Landowners Collection
"Unveiling the Lives of Landowners: A Glimpse into History" The late Duke of Rutland (engraving
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"Unveiling the Lives of Landowners: A Glimpse into History" The late Duke of Rutland (engraving): Exploring the legacy and influence of a prominent landowner in times gone by. Mrs Rebecca Harriet Buller Basset and Mr Arthur Francis Basset, circa 1900: Capturing the essence of landownership through the lens of a couple who navigated its responsibilities during an era of change. The Old Squire, 1838 (oil on canvas): Delving into the world of a revered landowner whose portrait tells tales of tradition, authority, and stewardship. Sketch of Anne Lister of Shibden Hall (w/c on paper): Unearthing the story behind an extraordinary female landowner who defied societal norms and left her mark on history. The Emancipation of the serfs in 1861: Reflecting upon a pivotal moment when landowners played a crucial role in shaping social progress and freedom for those bound to their estates. John Murray (1755-1830), 4th Duke of Atholl, 1826 (oil on canvas): Immersing ourselves in the opulence and power wielded by aristocratic landowners during an era defined by privilege and prestige. The Peasant Lawyer (oil on panel): Shedding light on lesser-known figures within landowning circles - individuals who championed justice for those living off their lands but lacked their own voice. Abolition du servage de 1861 - empereur Alexandre II de Russie: Witnessing how one ruler's decision forever transformed Russia's landscape as serfdom was abolished under Emperor Alexander II's decree. Detail from Confederate Bond, Richmond, Virginia, August 4th, 1863: Examining how even amidst political turmoil like the American Civil War, landowners sought to protect their investments and maintain control.