James Ist King Of England Collection
"James I: The Reign of a Powerful Monarch" Step back in time and witness the regal presence of King James I
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"James I: The Reign of a Powerful Monarch" Step back in time and witness the regal presence of King James I, who ruled over England and Scotland during the early 17th century. This captivating portrait, painted in 1621, showcases the majestic aura that surrounded this influential figure. With his piercing gaze and commanding stance, James I exudes authority as he dons his royal attire. Born on June 19th, 1566, James I's legacy extended far beyond his reign. As both King James VI of Scotland and King James I of England, he played a crucial role in uniting these two nations under one crown. His efforts to strengthen ties between England and Scotland are immortalized in an exquisite oil painting from 1551-1642. Delve deeper into history with an engraving depicting the iconic moment when King James feasted alongside his son Charles at Hampton Court Palace while entertaining Spanish Ambassadors on November 18th, 1623. This grand event symbolizes not only political diplomacy but also showcases the opulence associated with royal banquets during this era. Explore Old Slains through a captivating black-and-white photograph that transports you to another time altogether. Union Street offers another glimpse into history as we peer down its cobbled path from Castle Street towards the west—a snapshot frozen in time. The engravings featuring Great Seals of England from Queen Mary I to King George III highlight how monarchs have left their mark throughout centuries. Amongst them all stands out none other than King James himself—an emblematic representation of power etched onto paper for eternity. As you immerse yourself further into this historical journey, discover an intriguing engraving showcasing Guy Fawkes alongside Jacques Ier—two figures intertwined within a complex web of politics and intrigue during their shared era. King James VI's own engraved portrait captures him at another significant juncture in history—his coronation as King of Scotland.