House Of Stuart Collection
The House of Stuart, a captivating dynasty that left an indelible mark on British history
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The House of Stuart, a captivating dynasty that left an indelible mark on British history. From the striking chromolitho portrait of Charles I to the meticulously engraved image of King Charles I, their regal presence is undeniable. But it wasn't just Charles I who defined this illustrious family; James V's commanding engraving showcases his reign during the early 16th century. And let us not forget Queen Mary II of Great Britain, whose elegant 1730 engraving immortalizes her grace and power. One cannot discuss the Stuarts without mentioning Bonnie Prince Charlie himself, Charles Edward Louis John Casimir Sylvester Severino Maria Stuart. Known by various names such as The Young Pretender and The Young Chevalier, he remains a symbol of rebellion and romanticism in Scottish history. His autograph from 1784 serves as a reminder of his enduring legacy. The women of the House also played significant roles - Anne's mysterious 1830 portrait captures her enigmatic personality while Mary's unknown creator paints her with delicate beauty. And then there are the iconic paintings: Charles I portrayed in oil on canvas exudes regality despite his tumultuous fate; King Charles II's circa 1660 painting emanates confidence after years in exile; and King James I's oil on canvas masterpiece from 1621 reflects his dual role as monarchs for both England and Scotland. Lastly, we have the enchanting painting depicting Charles I alongside Henrietta of France - a testament to their union amidst political turmoil. The House of Stuart stands tall among royal families throughout history, leaving behind an array of captivating portraits that continue to captivate our imagination centuries later.