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Carlota of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and of Belgium (1840-1927) wife of emperorMaximilian (Ferdinand-Joseph of Habsbourg), empress of Mexico in 1864-1867, here photographed c.1870
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Carlota of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and of Belgium (1840-1927) wife of emperorMaximilian (Ferdinand-Joseph of Habsbourg), empress of Mexico in 1864-1867, here photographed c.1870
1703446 Carlota of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and of Belgium (1840-1927) wife of emperorMaximilian (Ferdinand-Joseph of Habsbourg), empress of Mexico in 1864-1867, here photographed c.1870; (add.info.: Carlota of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and of Belgium (1840-1927) wife of emperorMaximilian (Ferdinand-Joseph of Habsbourg), empress of Mexico in 1864-1867, here photographed c.1870)
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This stunning print captures the regal beauty of Carlota of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and of Belgium, a woman who lived a life filled with tragedy and triumph. As the wife of Emperor Maximilian (Ferdinand-Joseph of Habsbourg) and the Empress of Mexico from 1864 to 1867, Carlota faced immense challenges during her time in power.
In this photograph taken around 1870, Carlota exudes elegance and grace, showcasing her royal lineage and impeccable sense of style. Her piercing gaze hints at the strength and determination that allowed her to navigate the treacherous waters of imperial politics during a tumultuous period in Mexican history.
Despite her noble upbringing and prestigious title, Carlota's life was marked by heartbreak and loss. The downfall of Maximilian's reign in Mexico led to his execution in 1867, leaving Carlota devastated and alone. She spent the rest of her days grappling with mental illness, isolated from society as she struggled to come to terms with the tragedies that had befallen her.
Through it all, Carlota remained a symbol of resilience and fortitude, embodying both the glamour and turmoil that defined European royalty in the 19th century. This portrait serves as a poignant reminder of a remarkable woman whose legacy continues to fascinate historians and art enthusiasts alike.
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