King Edward Vii Of England Collection
King Edward VII of England, born in 1841 and reigned from 1901 until his death in 1910, was a prominent figure in British history
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King Edward VII of England, born in 1841 and reigned from 1901 until his death in 1910, was a prominent figure in British history. Despite being known as the Prince of Wales before ascending to the throne, he made significant contributions during his reign. His funeral in May 1910 was a solemn event captured by poignant black-and-white photographs. The marble statue depicting him as the Prince of Wales in 1870 showcases his regal presence even before becoming king. Edward VII's marriage to Alexandra of Denmark in 1863 marked a momentous occasion for both their families and solidified diplomatic ties between Britain and Denmark. His love for culture is evident through images like the one capturing him attending an opera performance at Paris' Opera House in 1903. The coronation celebrations held in London were vibrant and colorful, depicted beautifully through a lithograph illustration for Le Rire magazine. King Edward VII's visit to Chabet el Akra demonstrated his interest in international relations, while his trip to Marseilles with Queen Alexandra showcased their royal charm abroad. In Portsmouth harbor, King Edward VII boarded the French warship Massena—an image that symbolizes naval cooperation between nations during this era. Another notable event was the opening ceremony of Parliament where he presided alongside Queen Alexandra on February 23rd, 1901. Lastly, an engraving from around 1890 depicts a toy room—a reminder that even kings can find joy and amusement within simple pleasures.