Elisabeth Of Bavaria Collection (#2)

Empress Elisabeth of Austria on horseback. Creator: Adam, Franz (1815-1886)
Empress Elisabeth of Austria on horseback. Private Collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, ca 1855. Creator: Anonymous
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, ca 1855. Private Collection

Emperor Franz Joseph I with Empress Elisabeth during a parforce hunt, 1880. Creator: Bls
Emperor Franz Joseph I with Empress Elisabeth during a parforce hunt, 1880. Private Collection

Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, 1853. Creator: Hanfstaengl, Franz (1804-1877)
Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, 1853. Private Collection

Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. Creator: Bitterlich, Richard (1862-1940)
Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. Private Collection

Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, ca 1855. Creator: Stober, Franz Xaver (1795-1858)
Portrait of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, ca 1855. Private Collection

Portraits of the King and Queen of Belgium at the Cuban Embassy in Brussels, Belgium, 1927. Framed photographs of Albert I and Elisabeth of Bavaria, King and Queen of Belgium

Albert I and Elisabeth of Bavaria at Liege, Belgium, c1914-c1918
Albert I and Elisabeth of Bavaria at Lie ge, Belgium, c1914-c1918. King Albert I (1875-1934) and Elisabeth, Queen of Belgium (1876-1965)

Distinguished visitors to the Tomb of Tutankhamun, Valley of the Kings, Egypt, 1923. The Queen of the Belgians (centre, leading)

Empress Elisabeth of Austria at the bier of Ferenc Deak, 1877. Found in the Collection of Godollő Palace, Pest

Belgian Royal Family, c1907-c1908(?). Albert I, King of the Belgians (1875-1934), Queen Elisabeth (1876-1965) and their three children, the future King Leopold III (1901-1983), Prince Charles

The Empress Elisabeth of Austria visits a soup kitchen in the Schonlaterngasse, 1875
The Empress Elisabeth of Austria visits a soup kitchen in the Scho nlaterngasse, 1875. Found in the Collection of Vienna Museum

The Empress Elisabeth of Austria, 1865. Found in the Collection of Vienna Museum

Elisabeth of Austria as a bride in Possenhofen, 1853. Private Collection

Ankle boots of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, c. 1880. Private Collection

Empress Elisabeth of Austria at the Achilleion Palace main entrance. Private Collection

Francis Joseph I and Elisabeth of Austria with children, Gisela and Rudolf. Private Collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria. Artist: Schrotzberg, Franz (1811-1889)
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria. Private Collection

Empress Elisabeth of Austria with Diamond stars in her hair, ca 1860. Artist: Winterhalter, Franz Xavier (1805-1873)
Empress Elisabeth of Austria with Diamond stars in her hair, ca 1860. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, c. 1900. Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, c. 1900. From a private collection

Queen Christina of Sweden, surrounded by his court. Artist: Dumesnil, Louis-Michel, the Younger (1680-1762)
Queen Christina of Sweden, surrounded by his court. Found in the collection of Musee de l Histoire de France, Chateau de Versailles

Elisabeth, Queen Consort of Albert I of Belgium (1926). Artist: J Simont
Elisabeth, Queen Consort of Albert I of Belgium (1926). Although German by birth, Elisabeth, Queen of the Belgians (1876-1965)

Queen Elisabeth of Belgium visiting Allied pilots, c1915. The Queen of the Belgians enjoyed great popularity as a result of her visits to the front and sponsorship of a nursing unit during World War I

Isabeau de Baviere, Queen of France, Late 18th cent Artist: Gatine, Georges Jacques (1773-1831)
Isabeau de Baviere, Queen of France, Late 18th cent.. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria on horseback, 1853. Artist: Fleischmann, Andreas Johann (1811-1878)
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria on horseback, 1853. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, 1856. Artist: Russ, Franz, the Elder (1817-1892)
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, 1856. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria with Diadem, before 1885. Artist: Raab, Georg Martin Ignaz (1821-1885)
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria with Diadem, before 1885. From a private collection

Arrival of Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Venice. Artist: Caffi, Ippolito (1814-1866)
Arrival of Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Venice. From a private collection

The Emperor Family of Austria, 1856. Artist: Bayer, Joseph (1820-1879)
The Emperor Family of Austria, 1856. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria with Diadem. Artist: Bitterlich, Richard (1862-1940)
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria with Diadem. From a private collection

Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, ca 1854. Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of Elisabeth of Bavaria, ca 1854. From a private collection

Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria (Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory, Carlsbad), 1887-1890. Artist: Anonymous
Bidet of Elisabeth of Bavaria (Carl Knoll Porcelain Factory, Carlsbad), 1887-1890. Found in the collection of the Kammerhofmuseen der Stadt Gmunden

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"Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria: A Royal Life Filled with Tragedy and Beauty" In this captivating portrait from around 1860, Emperor Franz Joseph I stands proudly beside his beloved wife, Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria, along with their children. The image captures the essence of a happy family united in love and duty. Moving to the enchanting Achilleion Gardens in Corfu, Greece, we find a statue depicting Dying Achilles. This symbolizes the deep sorrow that plagued Empress Elisabeth's life as she faced personal losses and heartbreaks. A poignant moment is captured in another photograph where Empress Elisabeth mourns at Ferenc Deak's bier in 1877. Her grief is palpable as she pays her respects to this influential Hungarian statesman. The statues adorning Achilleion Palace further reflect her fascination with Greek mythology and beauty. These sculptures serve as reminders of her passion for art and culture during her time spent on the Ionian Islands. Venturing into Merano - Meran, Trentino Alto Adige - South Tyrol, we encounter an exquisite statue dedicated to Empress Elisabeth herself. This monument immortalizes her grace and elegance while honoring her connection to Austria-Hungary. During World War I, Queen Elisabeth demonstrated immense compassion by working tirelessly alongside King Albert I of Belgium at hospitals caring for wounded soldiers. Their selfless dedication shines through even amidst the chaos of war. Tragically, Geneva witnessed a demonstration mourning the assassination of Empress Elisabeth. This event serves as a testament to how deeply she touched people's lives across Europe during her reign. Color lithographs depict both the vibrant spirit and untimely demise of this remarkable empress. From lively portrayals showcasing her regal allure to somber illustrations capturing the fateful day when tragedy struck – these images encapsulate different facets of Empress Elisabeth's complex life.