Crowning Collection (#18)

Medieval style Coronation
A medieval style illustration showing a Queen being crowned by an archbishop, surrounded by other religious leaders, a stylised impression of the ceremony reproduced in Everybodys Magazine Coronation

Coronation 1953, Queen Elizabeth II - St Edwards Crown
The Archbishop of Canterbury placing St. Edwards Crown on the head of Queen Elizabeth II - the supreme moment in the Coronation service at Westminster Abbey on 2 June 1953. Date: 1953

The Crowning of Queen Elizabeth II / Coronation
The supreme moment during the coronation ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II with the Archbishop of Canterbury placing the crown on the monarchs head

The Crowning of a Queen
" The Crowning of a Queen", from an Authority of c. 1373: One of the four Illuminations in " Liber Regalis, " a manuscript of the Coronation Service in Westminster Abby Library

The Sphere front cover, Coronation Number 1953
Front cover of the Sphere, a special coronation issue covering the crowning of Queen Elizabeth II, featuring a carved frame with roses and thistles symbolizing England and Scotland. Date: 1953

Positions of dignitaries, Coronation 1953
Illustration to show the positions of participants at the moment of crowning during Queen Elizabeth IIs forthcoming coronation, 1953

Coronation 1953 - Crowning of Queen Elizabeth II
The culminating moment of the coronation ceremony, as Queen Elizabeth II is crowned queen in Westminster Abbey by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Date: 1953

PROY2A-00173
Coronation of Catherine the Great as Empress of Russia, 1762. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

PROY2A-00166
Coronation of the two Romanov children, Ivan V and Peter I, 1682. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Kom-ombo, Egypt - Wall carving
Kom-ombo, wall carving, strongly highlighted by suns direction and consequent shadow formation. Photograph by Lionel Coates

Punch on Napoleon III
Vittorio Emanuele is not best pleased when Napoleon III makes a treaty with Austria at Villafranca which confirms the status quo, crowning Liberty with a papal tiara

Goldington May Queen
ENGLAND The crowning of the May Queen in Goldington, Bedfordshire. The Floral crown is placed on her head

Voltaire Gaugher
FRANCOIS-MARIE AROUET the crowning of Voltaires bust at the Theatre Francais on the day of the sixth performance of his play Irene, 30 March 1778

Ascension of Life
THE ASCENSION OF LIFE from primitive sea-creatures via dinosaurs and apes to creations crowning glory - you and me !

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"Crowning Achievements: A Glimpse into Royal Splendor and Divine Symbolism" Step into the world of regal opulence as we explore the captivating theme of "crowning. " From the majestic Crowns of Britain to momentous coronations, this caption takes you on a journey through history, art, and grandeur. In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II ascended to her throne amidst great pomp and circumstance. Witness the iconic Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II as she is crowned in all her glory. Picture her radiant presence inside the golden State coach during this historic event that captured hearts worldwide. Delve further back in time to Mary, Queen of Heaven, an exquisite oil painting from the late 15th century. Marvel at its intricate details and symbolism that depict divine majesty personified. Edward VIII dons his resplendent Coronation robes, showcasing regality fit for a king. The image exudes elegance and power befitting such a significant occasion. Art transcends boundaries even when it comes to crowning moments. Behold Christ Crowned with Thorns—a poignant portrayal on canvas that evokes deep emotions while reminding us of sacrifice and redemption. Napoleon I's self-coronation as King of Italy in 1805 is immortalized in a captivating photograph from c1900. This glimpse into history showcases Napoleon's ambition alongside his desire for recognition and authority. Transport yourself to another era with a view of the Salle de Bal adorned for Rinaldo and Armida's performance in 1688. The lavishness displayed here mirrors society's fascination with spectacle during coronations throughout time. Bryan de Grineau captures an intimate moment between artistically rendered figures during Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation—an artwork brimming with emotion that encapsulates both tradition and modernity seamlessly merged together. The Coronation ceremony holds immense significance not only for monarchies but also for nations themselves.