Various images from concerts, both public and private, and showings of The Christian Thomas Lee Collection of Fine Art.

You can also click HERE to view a multimedia gallery with a sampling of Christian's music.

 

 

The audience awaits the start of the concert

Answering an audience question

 

In Concert

 

 

Showing Pablo Picasso's 1954, Pour Bernard

Showing Boetius Bolswert's 1620, The Raising of Lazarus

 

 

An audience member holding King Edward VIII's pipe

Christian shows a spoon made for the Czar of Russia in 1908
by Peter Carl Fabergé

 

 

An audience member holds the Death Mask of Sir Walter Scott

A close up of Fabergé's silver tea-glass spoon

Christian performs on a 1974 Garcia and a 1986 Marzal guitar

Sharing Keller's 1930 'Hills of Lavender' from The Christian Thomas Lee Collection of Fine Art with the audience

 

After the concert, a young lady poses with Christian. In her hand she holds a silver-gilt tea glass spoon made in 1908 for the czar of Russia by Peter Carl Fabergé, acquired from Sotheby's, London

 

 

 

 

Signing a CD

 

During an evening concert, a guest joins Christian as he shares a corn-husk pipe with her and the audience, that used to belong to King Edward VIII of England

 

Sharing Pasqualini's 1624 engraving 'Christ Delivering the Keys to Heaven to Peter' with the audience, acquired from Sotheby's

 

After the concert, a young audience member studies Fabré's 1811 'Holy Mary' acquired from Wilnitsky, Vienna, Austria

 

 

After the concert, audience members view works from The Christian Thomas Lee Collection of Fine Art, including works by Pasqualini, Picasso, Fabergé, Fabré and others

 

Sharing Bolswert's 1620 engraving 'The Raising of Lazarus'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Audience members viewing selections from The Christian Thomas Lee Collection of Fine Art. On the table are works by Picasso, Pasqualini, Fabergé, Fabré, and master paintings from the Austrian School

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sharing the 1821 Royal Birth Announcement from Ferdinand VII of Spain, acquired from Sotheby's

 

 

 

 

 

Sharing an ostrich egg with the audience from The Christian Thomas Lee Collection of Fine Art, and when opened reveals a complete depiction of the Nativity

 

 

 

 

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