Bohemia Collection (#65)

James I Hunt, Greenwich
James I and his daughter Elizabeth (later the Winter Queen of Bohemia) go deer- hunting successfully in Greenwich Park

Bohemian Castle
BURG KARLSTEIN - an impressively romantic castle of Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic)

1st Baron Harington
John Harington, 1st Baron Harington of Exton. Entrusted by James I with guardianship of Princess Elizabeth, afterwards Queen of Bohemia. Died at Worms 1613

Otakar II Submits 1273
Emperor Rudolf receives submission of Otakar II of Bohemia. Otakar later revolted and was defeated finally at Marchfield

Friedrich in Bohemia 2
Friedrich V, elector Palatine, protestant, claims Bohemia, but defeated at the battle of White Mountain he is forced into exile, earning him the title of the Winter King

Friedrich in Bohemia
Friedrich V, elector Palatine, protestant, claims Bohemia, but defeated at the battle of White Mountain he is forced into exile, earning him the title of the Winter King

The Masked King / Holmes
A SCANDAL IN BOHEMIA The masked King visits Holmes & is immediately recognised

Natural sandstone rocks at Dittersbach, Switzerland
View of a sandstone formation -- a circle of rocks at Dittersbach (known today as Jetrichovice) in Bohemian (Saxon) Switzerland, with a few buildings at the centre

Events / War / Thirty Years
Friedrich V, Elector Palatine, the Winter King of Bohemia, is defeated at the BATTLE OF THE WHITE MOUNTAIN, near Prague

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Bohemia, a land steeped in history and culture, is a captivating region that holds countless treasures. From an old beer poster depicting the famous brews of Plzen to the stunning Our Lady of the Rosary painting on canvas, Bohemia's artistic heritage shines through. Once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Habsburg Monarchy, this enchanting place has witnessed centuries of change. A lithograph published in 1877 showcases Prague's map during a time when it was still known as Bohemia. The Czech Republic's South Bohemian Region boasts the picturesque town of Cesky Krumlov, with its charming streets and medieval architecture that transport visitors back in time. The illuminated Wenzelbibel manuscript stands as a testament to Bohemia's rich religious traditions. Meanwhile, Old Town Square and Tyn Church in Prague exude architectural grandeur that leaves one awe-inspired. Bohemia even finds itself intertwined with literature; Sherlock Holmes himself makes an appearance here. As we explore further into this realm, we encounter The Four Seasons: Summer artwork by Wenceslaus Hollar—a masterpiece capturing nature's beauty. One cannot miss witnessing the sunrise over Charles Bridge from the Old Town Bridge Tower—an experience made all the more special by its UNESCO World Heritage Site status. And who could forget Holmes & Watson strolling along Baker Street? Lastly, let us not overlook Prague astronomical clocks' calendar plate—a mesmerizing oil on copper creation showcasing celestial wonders against a backdrop of intricate craftsmanship. In summary, Bohemia beckons travelers with its diverse tapestry woven from historical landmarks like Plzen beers and Our Lady of the Rosary paintings to cultural gems such as Cesky Krumlov and illuminated manuscripts. With each step taken across cobblestone streets or while admiring breathtaking views from towers or bridges—this European gem reveals itself as an extraordinary destination for those seeking adventure steeped in artistry and history.