Dickensville The London Gallery

Victorian London in the 19th century was the capital city of a vast and growing empire that covered the globe, the world center for government, military, finance, and art. Impressionism was in vogue, as up-and-coming painters made their impact on the scene. In contrast, another growing art movement by the 'Brotherhood of the Pre-Raphaelites' advocated classic composition and style with vivid color pallets. The London Gallery is perfectly suited to showcase fine Pre-Raphaelite art by such masters as Millais, Hunt, and Rossetti. One doesn't need to have an art history background to appreciate this gallery, however. Taking design cues from an English manor house, debossed organic shapes add an elegant touch. Peek inside the specially-designed, large bay windows and see miniature examples of classic Pre-Raphaelite works. Coordinates with 4050937 Rossetti & His Muse accessory figurine. Electrical: Standard cord and bulb Replacement Bulb: 56.99244.

Dickens Village

The London Gallery Lighted Building

Made of Zinc Alloy, Porcelain, and Acrylic

Introduced January 2016