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The Amber Swai Collection aims to promote Orientalist art for the education of the public through exhibitions and collaborations with museums, galleries, and educational bodies. Artworks are selected based on their historical significance and contribution to post-colonial studies. The collection raises questions about European interactions with the world throughout history. These debates open a path to better understand why differing racial attitudes persist in today's society and are prominent in modern art forms such as film, television, photography, fashion, and social media.
19th Century Paintings specialist Emma Gordon speaks with John Wilson about the extraordinary story behind this portrait of Ropen Carabit, Master of Stables to the Imperial Austrian Royal Consul in Aleppo. This portrait marked the safe arrival of the young man and his equine charges, after a journey that would have taken more than a month from Syria to Trieste, formerly part of the Austrian Empire.
A formal portrait of Ropen Carabit, Master of Stables at the Imperial Austrian Royal Consul in Aleppo. Carabit transported 8 Arabian horses from Syria to the port of Trieste as a gift from the Imperial Austrian Royal Consul in Aleppo to Francis I, Emperor of Austria (1804–35), the last Holy Roman Emperor (1792–1806).
A remarkable equestrian landscape capturing the light of dawn with impressionistic undertones. Victor Huguet's other works can be found in the museums of Nîmes, Montpellier, and Marseille.
A rare portrait of a Nubian beauty by Leopold Carl Müller, the most important of the Viennese Orientalist painters of the 19th Century movement whose artworks span international museums, most notably, the Belvedere Museum of Vienna.
A charming equestrian landscape by Harrington Bird whose international popularity rose in the last quarter of the 19th century through exhibitions at the Royal Academy and Royal Society of British Artists in London, and the Royal Canadian Academy.
"My purpose, this time, is the Arab horse. Our European horses cannot give the idea of this flexibility which glitters in the light, of this feminine and firm elegance reminding that of the feline"
- Henri Émilien Rousseau, 1902
19th Century Orientalist Paintings / 17th Century Ottoman Engravings / 19th Century Indian Miniatures / 18th Century Persian Miniatures / 14th Century Chinese Paintings / 19th Century Meiji period Japanese Art and Furniture
the Amber Swai COLLECTION
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