Banquet Room Collection
Step into a world of grandeur and opulence, where history comes alive in the banquet room
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Step into a world of grandeur and opulence, where history comes alive in the banquet room. Adorned with tapestries depicting scenes from coronation pageantry of the past, this majestic space is reminiscent of a bygone era. As you enter, your eyes are immediately drawn to an exquisite lithograph showcasing the vibrant colours and intricate details that once adorned royal celebrations. In one corner, a painting by Tissot transports you back to biblical times as Esther feasts with the king. The scene is filled with splendor and intrigue, capturing the essence of lavish banquets held in ancient palaces. Moving along, an engraving captures the commencement of the Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Railway and Dock - a testament to progress amidst indulgence. It serves as a reminder that even within these walls steeped in tradition, change is inevitable. A remarkable tapestry catches your attention next; it depicts a banquet with kings gathered in an arcade. Created possibly in Brussels during 1525-50 using wool threads intricately woven together to form lifelike figures enjoying their feast. As you explore further into this captivating space, an oil painting unveils an imaginary renaissance palace from 1602. Its grand architecture transports you to another time when elegance was paramount. Another masterpiece awaits your gaze – "The Wedding Feast of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary and Louis of Thuringia. " Painted on panel during c. 1490-c. 1495, it immortalizes love celebrated through sumptuous banquets held at Wartburg Castle. Stepping outside brings us closer to nature's embrace as we encounter an open-air party depicted on canvas from 1615. The joyous atmosphere captured here invites guests to revel under clear skies while indulging in delectable delights. A fragmentary tapestry takes center stage next; its court scene showcases nobles engaged in lively conversation over food and wine - a glimpse into the social customs of the 16th century.