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Wallace Collection, London.
Back State Room, Wallace Collection, London.
British English: Wallace Collection: French miniatures displayed in the Boudoir cabinet.
City of Westminster, The Wallace Collection. This is a photo of listed building number 1239252.
European Armoury I
Oriental Armoury
Billiard Room
Dining Room
Front State Room
The Front Hall
Example of Boulle Marquetry from the Wallace Collection, London. Boulle Marquetry furniture was made by André-Charles Boulle (1642–1732) and later his sons. This type of marquetry involves inlaying tortoiseshell in patterns cut out of brass (or the opposite) and was named after André-Charles Boulle, a cabinet maker who made it popular in the 17th century.
This magnificent twelve-light chandelier, like a smaller nine-light chandelier also in the Wallace Collection, was made by Caffiéri, probably assisted by his elder son Philippe Caffiéri (1714-1774).
A partial view of the Great Gallery in the Wallace Collection, London, showing Peter Paul Rubens' "Landscape with a Rainbow," portraits by Anthony Van Dyck, and other works.
Ebenistes: Antoine-Robert Gaudreaus (1682 - 1746), Jacques Caffieri (1678 - 1755). Place: France. Date: 1739. Object size: 88.8 x 195.5 x 80.6 cm. Inventory: F86. Location: Back State Room.
Fluted Armor in the Maximilian Style.
Close-helmet by an unknown artist or maker from Nuremberg, Germany, dated around 1530. It is located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Sallet by an unknown artist or maker, Germany, circa 1510. Located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Early 16th Century
Sallet by an unknown artist or maker, Germany, circa 1490. Located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Landshut, c. 1480
Probably French, c. 1390-1410.
From 1776 to 1779, Sèvres worked on their most challenging commission, a service for 60 place settings which encompassed 797 pieces, ordered by Catherine II of Russia. Four of the ten ice-cream coolers and two of the eight wine-bottle coolers are now housed at the Wallace Collection.
This spectacular piece is the last and most elaborate of three ship-shaped vase models introduced during the 1750s.
The Marriage of the Virgin, oil on canvas, 76 x 56 cm, London, The Wallace Collection.
Portrait of Marie Anne de Bourbon (1697-1741), daughter of Louis, Prince of Condé.
Paris
Wallace Collection, London.
Back State Room, Wallace Collection, London.
British English: Wallace Collection: French miniatures displayed in the Boudoir cabinet.
City of Westminster, The Wallace Collection. This is a photo of listed building number 1239252.
European Armoury I
Oriental Armoury
Billiard Room
Dining Room
Front State Room
The Front Hall
Example of Boulle Marquetry from the Wallace Collection, London. Boulle Marquetry furniture was made by André-Charles Boulle (1642–1732) and later his sons. This type of marquetry involves inlaying tortoiseshell in patterns cut out of brass (or the opposite) and was named after André-Charles Boulle, a cabinet maker who made it popular in the 17th century.
This magnificent twelve-light chandelier, like a smaller nine-light chandelier also in the Wallace Collection, was made by Caffiéri, probably assisted by his elder son Philippe Caffiéri (1714-1774).
A partial view of the Great Gallery in the Wallace Collection, London, showing Peter Paul Rubens' "Landscape with a Rainbow," portraits by Anthony Van Dyck, and other works.
Ebenistes: Antoine-Robert Gaudreaus (1682 - 1746), Jacques Caffieri (1678 - 1755). Place: France. Date: 1739. Object size: 88.8 x 195.5 x 80.6 cm. Inventory: F86. Location: Back State Room.
Fluted Armor in the Maximilian Style.
Close-helmet by an unknown artist or maker from Nuremberg, Germany, dated around 1530. It is located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Sallet by an unknown artist or maker, Germany, circa 1510. Located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Early 16th Century
Sallet by an unknown artist or maker, Germany, circa 1490. Located at the Wallace Collection, London.
Landshut, c. 1480
Probably French, c. 1390-1410.
From 1776 to 1779, Sèvres worked on their most challenging commission, a service for 60 place settings which encompassed 797 pieces, ordered by Catherine II of Russia. Four of the ten ice-cream coolers and two of the eight wine-bottle coolers are now housed at the Wallace Collection.
This spectacular piece is the last and most elaborate of three ship-shaped vase models introduced during the 1750s.
The Marriage of the Virgin, oil on canvas, 76 x 56 cm, London, The Wallace Collection.
Portrait of Marie Anne de Bourbon (1697-1741), daughter of Louis, Prince of Condé.
Paris

Wallace Collection

London, Great Britain

The Wallace Collection stands as one of the premier private art collections globally, renowned for its exquisite assemblage of masterpieces. Among the treasures housed here is Frans Hals's famous painting, The Laughing Cavalier, which draws art enthusiasts from near and far.

Explore Masterpieces by Renowned Artists

Visitors can marvel at works by some of history's greatest artists, including Rembrandt and Titian. The collection also features pieces by Poussin and Reynolds, offering a diverse array of styles and subjects. Each artwork tells its own story, inviting guests to journey through time and artistic expression.

A Serene Escape Near Oxford Street

Located a short distance from the bustling activity of Oxford Street, the Wallace Collection provides a peaceful haven for those seeking a moment of quiet reflection. Its elegant galleries offer a serene environment to appreciate art away from the city's lively atmosphere.

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