Thence to Hyde Park, Where Much Good Company, and Many Fine Ladies 1930

"Thence to Hyde Park, Where Much Good Company, and Many Fine Ladies," created in 1930 by Jean Dupas, portrays a fashionable scene in Hyde Park. The scene features several elegantly dressed people, including a woman riding a white horse, men on horseback, and ladies lounging under parasols. The verdant landscape, punctuated by graceful trees and white birds in flight, creates a sense of leisure and refinement, evoking a specific moment in 1930s British social life. Dupas's work often showcased the stylish, luxurious, and carefree aspects of high society, as seen in this captivating depiction of Hyde Park's vibrant atmosphere.