Stephen Sly Collection

The Throne Room, Palace of Holyrood, and the Ancient Regalia of Scotland, 1842. Scots in traditional tartan, and exterior view of Holyroodhouse in EdinburghFrom " Illustrated London News"

The Throne Room, Palace of Holyrood, 1842. Creator: Stephen Sly
The Throne Room, Palace of Holyrood, 1842. Scots in traditional tartan at Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

The Dog Bill Committee, drawn by T. Landseer, 1844. Creator: Thomas Landseer
The Dog Bill Committee, drawn by T. Landseer, 1844. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V

Interior of St. Giless Church, Camberwell, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Interior of St. Giless Church, Camberwell, 1844. Worshippers at a newly built church in south London, with the font in the foreground

Lord Mayors Show - ancient knights, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Lord Mayors Show - ancient knights, 1844. Procession during the annual public parade to celebrate the inauguration of the Lord Mayor of the City of London

Lord Mayors Show - the Man in Brass, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Lord Mayors Show - the Man in Brass, 1844. Procession during the annual public parade to celebrate the inauguration of the Lord Mayor of the City of London

Aden, "The Gibraltar of the Red Sea", 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Aden, " The Gibraltar of the Red Sea", 1844. View of the geographically strategic port of Aden in the Yemen. Caleb Cushing, United States Ambassador to China

The Queens Drawing Room - Her Majesty inspecting Mr. Tites models of the Royal Exchange, 1844. Queen Victoria looks at architect William Tites design for the Royal Exchange building in the City of

Reading Races, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Reading Races, 1844. Horseracing in Berkshire, at: the beautiful race-course in the " Kings Meadows"...bounded on one side by the Kennett and Thames, and on the other by the railroad

Palm Sunday in Spitalfields, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Palm Sunday in Spitalfields, 1844. In the neighbourhood of London... " palming" is still a practice on the Sunday before Easter

Dalkeith, the Duke of Buccleugh s, 1842. Creator: Stephen Sly
Dalkeith, the Duke of Buccleugh s, 1842. View of Dalkeith Palace, the former seat of the Duke of Buccleuch, at Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

His Majesty King Louis Philippe, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
His Majesty King Louis Philippe, 1844. Portrait of the French king, with his foot on a tasselled cushion. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

Approach to the Banquet, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Approach to the Banquet, 1844. Louis Philippe, King of France is a guest of Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle. Here they take a walk in the grounds of Windsor Castle

Woolwich Dock Landing Place, Her Majestys Arrival, week ending Saturday, September 3, 1842. Queen Victoria at Woolwich on the River Thames in London

Palace of Holyrood, with the Ancient Regalia of Scotland, 1842. Creator: Stephen Sly
Palace of Holyrood, with the Ancient Regalia of Scotland, 1842. Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, with royal crest. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

The Kings Bed Chamber, Windsor Castle, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
The Kings Bed Chamber, Windsor Castle, 1844. One of the rooms in the Kings State Apartment created for Charles II in the late 1670s

Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria - The Kings Closet, Windsor Castle, 1844. Louis Philippe, King of France, was a guest of the Queen

The New Bricklayers Arms Terminus of the South-Eastern Railway, 1844. The Bricklayers Arms station in Southwark, south London

Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria... Windsor Castle... 1844
Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria - West front of the upper ward of Windsor Castle, the Queen and her royal visitors proceeding to St. Georges Chapel, 1844

The Garter Banquet, St. Georges Hall, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
The Garter Banquet, St. Georges Hall, 1844. Louis Philippe, King of France is a guest of Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle: Covers were laid in the evening, in St. Georges Hall, for 130

Enthronization of the Queen as Sovereign of the Order of the Garter, 1844. Queen Victoria takes the throne of Edward III during a traditional ceremony at Windsor Castle

"Victoria Land", in the South-Polar regions, discovered by Capt. Sir J. C
" Victoria Land", in the South-Polar regions, discovered by Capt. Sir J. C. Ross, 1844. In the beginning of the year 1839

The Royal Arrival at the Farnborough Railway Station, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
The Royal Arrival at the Farnborough Railway Station, 1844. Visit of the French king Louis Philippe to Britain. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

Arch at the Railway Station, Gosport, 1844. Creator: Stephen Sly
Arch at the Railway Station, Gosport, 1844. Visit of the French king Louis Philippe to Britain. Floral arch in honour of Louis Philippe, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victori... Windsor Castle, 1844
Visit of the King of the French to Queen Victoria - The Slopes, Windsor Castle, 1844. Louis Philippe, King of France, was a guest of the Queen. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I

Chapter of the Order of the Garter: Investiture of the King of the French, 1844. A traditional honour is bestowed upon King Louis Philippe at Windsor Castle: Upon entering the Chapter-room

Westminster Abbey. Southern Aisle of the Choir, 1845. Artist: Stephen Sly
Westminster Abbey. Southern Aisle of the Choir, 1845. After Thomas Scandrett (1797-1870). From Old England: A Pictorial Museum of Regal, Ecclesiastical, Baronial, Municipal, and Popular Antiquities

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Stephen Sly was a talented artist and creator who captured the essence of various historical moments in his captivating works. In 1842, he skillfully depicted The Throne Room at the Palace of Holyrood, showcasing the grandeur and opulence that surrounded this significant space. His attention to detail is evident in his portrayal of the Ancient Regalia of Scotland, which adds an air of authenticity to his artwork. Another notable piece by the Dog Bill Committee, drawn by Thomas Landseer in 1844. This collaboration highlights Sly's versatility as an artist and his ability to bring different subjects to life through his artistry. In addition to capturing indoor scenes, it also ventured into outdoor settings such as St. Giles Church in Camberwell and the Lord Mayors Show featuring ancient knights and the intriguing Man in Brass. These pieces demonstrate his keen eye for capturing both architectural beauty and lively events with equal finesse. Sly's talent extended beyond British shores as well; he documented Aden, known as "The Gibraltar of the Red Sea, " providing viewers with a glimpse into this unique location during that time period. His Majesty King Louis Philippe also became one of Stephen Sly's subjects in 1844. Through this portrait, we can appreciate not only Sly's technical skills but also his ability to capture royal figures' charisma and presence on canvas. Furthermore, Stephen Sly had the privilege of witnessing important moments like Her Majesty inspecting Mr. Tites models of the Royal Exchange within The Queens Drawing Room—an event that showcased both artistic appreciation and architectural ingenuity. Sly's portfolio encompasses diverse themes ranging from sporting events like Reading Races to religious celebrations such as Palm Sunday in Spitalfields—a testament to his versatility as an artist who could depict various aspects of society with equal mastery. Lastly, Dalkeith—home to the Duke Buccleugh—was another subject explored by Stephen Sly where he beautifully portrayed its grandeur and elegance.