Staniland Collection
"Exploring the Legacy of Staniland: From Pinner to Brooklands" Step into the historic Queens Head in Pinner, Middlesex
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"Exploring the Legacy of Staniland: From Pinner to Brooklands" Step into the historic Queens Head in Pinner, Middlesex, and you may find yourself immersed in tales of adventure and artistry. One such tale leads us to Charles Joseph Staniland, a name intertwined with various facets of history. Staniland's artistic prowess shines through his works like "The Lotus Eaters, 1883, " a mesmerizing blend of pencil and watercolor heightened with white. His talent extends beyond landscapes as seen in "Fishing on the Norfolk Broads, " a colored engraving capturing the tranquility of nature. "The Twine Walk, Lowestoft, 1876" showcases Staniland's ability to bring coastal scenes to life using pencil and watercolor. But it is "Throwing the Life-Line, 1890, " an unknown creator's masterpiece that reminds us of Staniland's impact even when not wielding his own brush. Beyond artistry, Staniland ventured into the world of automobiles. Witness his Bugatti Type 37A leading a Benz and Jack Dunfees Ballot at Brooklands in 1930. The following year saw him triumphantly driving an MG C type alongside Earl of March during the JCC Double Twelve race at Brooklands. However diverse his interests were, it also delved into social commentary through art. In "The Russian Jews examined by a doctor before Emigration from Liverpool, " he sheds light on significant historical events while displaying empathy for those seeking new beginnings. Yet another facet emerges as we explore Phils Building in Houndsditch through Staniland's eyes. In "The old clothes exchange" from 1882, he captures bustling London streets where stories intertwine amidst trade and commerce. Finally, we witness hope personified in "Entering the New World. " Painted by Charles Joseph Staniland himself in 1892, this artwork encapsulates dreams taking flight as immigrants embark on a journey to an unknown land.