Elisabeth Collection (page 20)

Leopold III of Belgians
LEOPOLD III son of Albert I and Elisabeth, shown here as Kronprinz during World War One

Elisabeth Q of Belgians
ELISABETH OF BAVARIA wife of Albert I, queen of the Belgians during World War One, she was popular for her resistance to the German invasion

Mary and Elizabeth
And Mary arose in those days, and went into the hill country with haste, and entered into the house of Zacharias, and saluted Elisabeth... and the babe leaped in her womb

Vigee Le Brun (Miniature
ELISABETH VIGEE LE BRUN (nee Vigee) French artist

Budapest 1930S
The River Danube and the Elizabeth Suspension Bridge, Budapest, Hungary, on a lovely day, showing moored boats and two women pushing a pram along the riverbank

St Petersburg - Winter P
The Winter Palace was begun by Peter the Great and completed by the Empress Elisabeth just in time for this picture to be made

Johann Rudolph Huber
JOHANN RUDOLPH HUBER Swiss churchman, minister at Saint Elisabeth is Basel, and painter

Elisabeth Druzbacka Polish Poet

Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun
ELISABETH VIGEE LE BRUN (nee Vigee) French artist

Levitation / Ranfaing
The alleged levitation of ELISABETH DE RANFAING, widow and victim of diabolical possession, at Nancy

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"Elisabeth: A Tapestry of Influence and Empowerment" From the courageous abolitionist Elizabeth Freeman to the spirited Elizabeth Bennet, this captivating name has woven its way through history, leaving an indelible mark on society. In a mesmerizing watercolor portrait by E. Freeman, we glimpse the strength and determination of Mum Bett, an American abolitionist who fought tirelessly for freedom. In Jane Austen's timeless masterpiece "Pride & Prejudice, " we find ourselves captivated as Elizabeth Bennet overhears Mr. Darcy at the ball, revealing a moment that forever alters their fate. This scene reminds us of the power of perception and how it can shape our lives. The Romanesque altar from Sagas transports us to a sacred space where The Visitation and Nativity unfold before our eyes. Just as these biblical events brought hope and joy to many, Elisabeth continues to inspire with her resilience and unwavering faith. Vigee-Lebrun's enchanting portrayal of Marie-Antoinette captures Elisabeth's elegance and grace in every stroke. Like this iconic queen, she embodies poise amidst adversity. Franklin Delano Roosevelt stands tall among influential figures who have shaped history. His leadership echoes Elisabeth's spirit as she fearlessly embraces change in pursuit of progress. Elizabeth Bowen's canvas painting by Andre showcases her literary prowess while reflecting upon life's complexities during her time, and is a testament to Elisabeth’s enduring legacy as an Irish writer whose words continue to resonate today. Elizabeth Ann Seton emerges from an unknown artist’s oil on canvas creation as a symbol of devotion and spirituality in early America—a reminder that faith can empower individuals beyond measure. A mysterious portrait reveals Sir Edwin Sandys with his turned-down ruff—an enigmatic figure whose story intertwines with Elisabeth’s narrative yet remains shrouded in mystery. Hugh Thomson brings Jane Austen’s characters vividly to life in his illustrations for "Pride & Prejudice.