Description
Reverse Glass Painting 19th Century 1805
19th Century British School “The Ever to be Lament’d Death of Lord Nelson”,
reverse glass published Dec 16, 1805 by P. Patriarcha, Leather Lane, London,
The painting depicts the death of Lord Nelson, the British naval hero who was killed at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The painting is a popular example of mourning art, which was a genre of art that was produced in response to the death of a public figure. Mourning art was often sentimental and idealized, and it served to commemorate the life of the deceased.
The Ever to be Lament’d Death of Lord Nelson is a significant example of reverse glass painting and mourning art. It provides a valuable record of British popular culture and sentiment in the early 19th century. This item is perfect for those who appreciate unique, quality art that reflects the rich history of England.
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