Alexandra Collection (#32)

Theatre / Full House 1863
Crowds clamouring for the last few free seats to see George de Barnwells " Arthur and Bertrand" at the Adelphi Theatre, London to celebrate Edward and Alexandras wedding Date: 10 March 1863

Debutantes at Court
Debutantes at Buckingham Palace, London, on their way to the Presence Chamber where they will be presented to Edward VII and Alexandra

Debutante Presented
A debutante curtseys before her sovereign and his consort, the first court of Edward VII and Alexandra, held at Buckingham Palace, London

Edward VII and Family
EDWARD VII with his wife, Alexandra, his son George (later George V) and his daughter-in-law Mary. All wear their very best clothes for some state occasion

August Wilhelm
AUGUSTUS WILHELM OF PRUSSIA Fourth of the six sons of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany. Married Alexandra of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg- Gluckburg

ALEXANDRAs CHIN (2)
ALEXANDRA QUEEN TO EDWARD VII A photograph of Alexandra, looking very beautiful and splendidly dressed, sitting with her dog, a Japanese Chin

Edward Marries Alexandra
The marriage of Edward VII (then the Prince of Wales) to Princess Alexandra of Denmark, St Georges Chapel, Windsor. Date: 10 March 1863

Edward Marries Alexandra
The marriage of Edward VII (then the Prince of Wales) to Princess Alexandra of Denmark, St Georges Chapel, Windsor

Connaught and Fiancee
ARTHUR PRINCE OF CONNAUGHT and his fiancee, Princess Alexandra, duchess of Fife, in 1913

Arms of Queen Alexandra
The badge or coat of arms used to signify that a manufacturer has been granted the Royal Appointment of Her Majesty The Queen. In this case Queen Alexandra

Alexandria General View
General view of Alexandra harbour

Nicolas & Alex / Nat Dress
NIKOLAY ALEKSANDROVICH Czar Nicolas II with Alexandra in ancient Muscovite dress

Alexis Russian Royalty
ALEXIS TSAREVICH OF RUSSIA Son of Nicolas II and Alexandra, the heir apparent to the Russian throne, sits with his mother, the Tsaritsa

Victoria &granddaughters
Queen Victoria with three granddaughters, left to right: Victoria of Hesse; Alix of Hesse, later Empress Alexandra of Russia; and Elizabeth, later Grand Duchess of Russia

Alexandra / Girls own 1902
ALEXANDRA QUEEN TO EDWARD VII Illustration of 1902

Fall / Queen Alexandra / Dog
Queen Alexandra with her chow- chow Plumpy which is sitting on a wicker chair and two of her Japanese Chins, on the grass

King Christian IX of Denmark, with his wife, Queen Louise of Hesse-Cassel, daughter Queen Alexandra, her daughter Princess Louise of Wales and her baby, Maud Duff (b. 1893)

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"Alexandra: A Journey Through History and Art" Step into the world of Alexandra, a name that resonates with significance in various realms. From Gresty Road Art to Crewe Alexandra, this caption invites you to explore the diverse facets associated with this captivating name. Delve into the realm of nature as we encounter Ornithoptera alexandrae, also known as Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly. With its vibrant colors and graceful flight, it symbolizes beauty and elegance. Intrigue awaits as we uncover the Rasputin Caricature, a portrayal of one of history's most enigmatic figures. This artwork captures the mystique surrounding Rasputin's influence on Tsar Nicholas II and his family during Russia's tumultuous times. Love takes center stage with Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's marriage certificate. Witness their union as they embark on a journey destined for greatness within the British monarchy. Travel back in time to 1864 when plans were laid out for Alexandra Palace in London. Discover how this architectural marvel has stood tall throughout history, serving various purposes while leaving an indelible mark on England's capital city. The Royal Family of Great Britain graces our narrative next, capturing hearts since 1897. Explore their lineage and witness how each member contributes to shaping modern-day royalty. Uncover secrets behind Alexandra Palace becoming home to B. B. C. , hosting countless iconic moments through its large transmitter. It stands as a testament to technological advancements intertwined with cultural significance. Witness unity between British and Russian Royal Families at Osborne House—a meeting point where traditions merge amidst friendship and diplomacy—forging bonds that transcend borders. Sheffield University unveils portraits depicting Edward VI alongside Alexandra—an homage paid by academia to these influential historical figures who shaped nations through their reigns. Immerse yourself in grandeur during HM King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra's visit to Sheffield University in 1905—the opening ceremony forever etched in history, symbolizing progress and education.