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Louisas arrival at Birmingham House, 1827. Artist: SW Fores

Louisas arrival at Birmingham House, 1827. Artist: SW Fores


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Louisas arrival at Birmingham House, 1827. Artist: SW Fores

Louisas arrival at Birmingham House, 1827. A young woman and her maid enter a room from outdoors, and are greeted by a French couple at Almacks Assembly Rooms, King Street, London

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Media ID 15169112

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Assembly Rooms Club Fores Greeting Guildhall Library Art Gallery King Street Maid Meeting Socialising Sw Fores


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Louisas Arrival at Birmingham House, 1827

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. In this print by SW Fores, we are transported back to the vibrant social scene of 19th century London. The artist skillfully captures a momentous occasion as Louisa and her loyal maid step into the grandeur of Birmingham House. As they enter from the outdoors, their eyes meet with those of a sophisticated French couple who warmly greet them. The setting is none other than Almacks Assembly Rooms on King Street, renowned for its exclusive gatherings and elegant soirées. The building itself stands tall and proud in all its architectural glory, reflecting the opulence of British society during this era. Every detail in this etching is meticulously portrayed - from the fashionable attire worn by both men and women to the bustling street outside. It is evident that Louisa's arrival has caused quite a stir among those present; their gazes fixated on her entrance. Through satire and wit, SW Fores invites us to witness not only an encounter between individuals but also a meeting of cultures. This artwork serves as a testament to the cosmopolitan nature of London at that time - where people from different backgrounds converged in pursuit of pleasure or business. Preserved within Guildhall Library and Art Gallery, this print offers us a glimpse into history while igniting our imagination about life in 19th century Britain.

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