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The note of mourning at the opening of Parliament: the black-robed Peeresses (litho)
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The note of mourning at the opening of Parliament: the black-robed Peeresses (litho)
604433 The note of mourning at the opening of Parliament: the black-robed Peeresses (litho) by Cowper, Max (1860-1911); Private Collection; (add.info.: The note of mourning at the opening of Parliament: the black-robed Peeresses; from The Illustrated London News, 24 February 1906); Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection; British, out of copyright
Media ID 25146976
© Look and Learn / Peter Jackson Collection / Bridgeman Images
Illustrated London News Lords Note Opening Parliament Mourning Peeresses
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The Note of Mourning at the Opening of Parliament - A Symbolic Display of Grief and Power
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. This lithograph, titled "The Note of Mourning at the Opening of Parliament: The Black-robed Peeresses" offers a glimpse into a significant moment in British history. Created by Max Cowper in 1906, this print captures an extraordinary scene from The Illustrated London News. Intriguingly, it portrays a group of elegantly dressed peeresses clad in black robes as they gather outside the majestic House of Lords. This somber attire signifies mourning, suggesting that their presence is tied to a national tragedy or loss. Their solemn expressions convey both grief and strength as they stand united before the grand architecture. The image not only highlights the fashion trends prevalent during that era but also provides insight into the role and influence held by these noble women within British society. As members of the upper echelons, these peeresses played an essential part in shaping government decisions and policies. Through intricate engraving techniques, Cowper skillfully brings this historical moment to life with meticulous attention to detail. Each line etched on paper tells a story about power dynamics, social customs, and political significance. As we observe this remarkable piece from Fine Art Finder's collection today, we are transported back to February 24th, 1906 – a day when mourning draped over Parliament like heavy velvet curtains while black-robed peeresses stood tall amidst adversity; embodying both elegance and resilience in their unified
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