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Invitation from the Lady Mayoress of London to a ball at the Mansion House, 12 April 1791, during the mayoralty of the famous print seller John Boydell (etching)
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Invitation from the Lady Mayoress of London to a ball at the Mansion House, 12 April 1791, during the mayoralty of the famous print seller John Boydell (etching)
6032806 Invitation from the Lady Mayoress of London to a ball at the Mansion House, 12 April 1791, during the mayoralty of the famous print seller John Boydell (etching) by Hamilton, William (1751-1801) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Invitation from the Lady Mayoress of London to a ball at the Mansion House, 12 April 1791, during the mayoralty of the famous print seller John Boydell.); Look and Learn / Barbara Loe Collection
Media ID 22887342
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Allegorical Figures Ball Gioco Invitation John Boydell Late 18th Century Lord Mayor Of London Mansion House Occasion Parlor Game Ball Games Ephemera F Bartolozzi Parlour Game
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This print captures an invitation from the Lady Mayoress of London to a grand ball held at the prestigious Mansion House on 12 April 1791. The event took place during the mayoralty of John Boydell, a renowned print seller and influential figure in London's art scene. The etching, created by William Hamilton, showcases the elegance and opulence of Georgian society in late 18th century Britain. The invitation itself is adorned with allegorical figures, symbolizing the importance and significance of this social occasion. The image transports us back in time to a world where elaborate balls were highly anticipated events for high society members. It offers a glimpse into the vibrant cultural life of London during this period. Notably, this particular invitation holds historical value as it provides insight into both British and German culture. F Bartolozzi's involvement suggests that there was collaboration between artists from different European countries during this era. Overall, this print serves as a fascinating window into history, showcasing not only an exquisite piece of ephemera but also shedding light on the societal customs and artistic collaborations that defined late 18th century Europe.
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