Raalte Collection

Tatler cover - Lady Howard de Walden
Front cover of The Tatler featuring Margherita van Raalte who was engaged to be married to Lord Howard de Walden. Best-known for organising Queen Charlottes Ball

Slinging dreadlocks
Gerard Jonkman

Playing the blues
Gerard Jonkman

The Water's Edge
A drypoint etching of a large, gnarled and twisted tree by the water's edge, beside a fallen, bending one. Date: circa 1923

Cool Water
A drypoint showing a creek, sheltered by numerous crooked, twisting trees. Date: circa 1922

The Shell
An etching showing a thick, twisted, gnarled old tree in a woodland. Date: circa 1921

Broken Walls, Perth
This etching shows the clock tower of Perth Town Hall, built between 1867-1870 by convicts and free men, designed by architects, Richard Roach Jewell and James Manning. Date: circa 1921

The Street Musicians
A drypoint showing the scene of some musicians, happily playing their music in a street, with instruments including a large harp, violin and flute. Date: circa 1921

Bridge, Fremantle
This etching shows an old railway bridge in the port city of Fremantle, Australia. The bridge was destroyed in 1926 by floods, and soon after was rebuilt. Date: circa 1921

A Dutch Story
This drypoint shows a group of Men wearing traditional Dutch clothing, having a conversation. Date: circa 1918

The Monarch
Drypoint of large tree by the Kalgan River, stretching 140 kilometres, in Western Australia. Date: circa 1918

Three Willows
An etching showing three willow trees on the waters edge, with a small brood of chickens in the foreground. Date: circa 1918

Windmill, Der Haag
Drypoint of a Dutch windmill, located in the Hague, Netherlands, looming over a small village. Date: circa 1918

It's all about the Blues
Gerard Jonkman

The Season by Charles Graves
Article in The Sphere by Charles Graves explaining the London Season from the viewpoint of the debutante. The article is illustrated by photographs of well-known debs including Rose Bingham

Lady Howard de Walden
Portrait of Lady Howard de Walden, formerly Margherita van Raalte before her marriage, founder and President of Queen Charlottes Ball, the highlight of the debutante season

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Raalte, a picturesque town with a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Just like Lady Howard de Walden gracing the Tatler cover, Raalte exudes elegance and charm. This enchanting place holds secrets that only Lady Howard de Walden can unveil. As you stroll through the streets of Raalte, you'll feel as regal as Lady Howard de Walden herself. The old-world architecture tells tales of a bygone era when nobility reigned supreme. Broken Walls in Perth stands tall, reminding us of the strength found within these ancient structures. But it's not all about grandeur; a soulful side too. Playing the blues at The Water's Edge creates an ambiance that resonates deep within your heart. Cool Water flows gently nearby, soothing your senses and inviting tranquility into your life. The Shell is another hidden gem waiting to be discovered in this Dutch storybook town. Its intricate design captivates passersby and leaves them in awe of its beauty. As you wander further, you stumble upon The Street Musicians filling Fremantle Bridge with melodies that transport you to another world entirely - one where music is the universal language connecting souls from all walks of life. And then there's The Monarch, standing proudly amidst this tapestry of wonders. It symbolizes power and grace just like Lady Howard de Walden herself - a true embodiment of royalty. In Raalte, every corner reveals something extraordinary - whether it's historical landmarks or natural wonders that take your breath away. So come explore this captivating town where Lady Howard de Walden once graced its presence on the Tatler cover – let Raalte weave its magic around you.