Warwick Pageant, 1906: Edward IV uncrowned by Warwick, Episode VII (colour litho)

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Warwick Pageant, 1906: Edward IV uncrowned by Warwick, Episode VII (colour litho)

6029185 Warwick Pageant, 1906: Edward IV uncrowned by Warwick, Episode VII (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Edward IV uncrowned by Warwick, Episode VII. Illustration for Souvenir of the Warwick Pageant, in the Grounds of Warwick Castle, on 2-7 July 1906, in Commemoration of the Thousandth Anniversary of the Conquest of Mercia by Queen Ethelfleda, Invented and Arranged by Louis N Parker.); © Look and Learn

Media ID 22570098

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This print captures a significant moment from the Warwick Pageant of 1906. Titled "Edward IV uncrowned by Warwick, Episode VII" this colour lithograph showcases an episode that unfolded during the pageant held at Warwick Castle. The event was organized to commemorate the thousandth anniversary of Queen Ethelfleda's conquest of Mercia. In this particular scene, Edward IV finds himself in a precarious position as he is being uncrowned by Warwick. The image beautifully portrays the tension and drama surrounding this historical event. The attention to detail in the lithograph brings out every emotion etched on the faces of those present. The Warwick Pageant was a grand spectacle that aimed to transport its audience back in time, immersing them in medieval history and culture. Louis N Parker, who invented and arranged this remarkable pageant, ensured that each episode left a lasting impression on all who witnessed it. This print serves as a valuable memento from an extraordinary celebration of history at one of England's most iconic landmarks. It not only captures Edward IV's dramatic encounter with Warwick but also highlights the significance of pageantry as a means to honor past triumphs and reignite collective memory. With its vibrant colors and meticulous artistry, this image transports us back to 1906 when thousands gathered at Warwick Castle to witness history come alive before their eyes.

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