Lord Chamberlain Collection
"Lord Chamberlain: A Glimpse into Royal Court Life" Step back in time to the reign of Sir John Gage, Lord Chamberlain from c1532-1543
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"Lord Chamberlain: A Glimpse into Royal Court Life" Step back in time to the reign of Sir John Gage, Lord Chamberlain from c1532-1543. This captivating portrait by Hans Holbein the Younger transports us to a bygone era, where power and influence were held within the hands of trusted advisors. Fast forward to June 20, 1837, as Queen Victoria awakens to hear the life-altering news of her accession. The intensity captured in this painting from 1901 reflects the weight of responsibility that now rests upon her young shoulders. Witness Her Majesty's graciousness as she opens the Bristol Convalescent Home. Miss Violet Wills presents a bouquet on behalf of her father, Sir E P Wills, President of the Institution. This engraving immortalizes an act of compassion and empathy towards those in need. Church and State intertwine as King Edward VII receives an address from the Convocation of Canterbury at St James's Palace on March 12th. The lithograph showcases a harmonious relationship between monarchy and religion during his reign. Delve deeper into history with King Edward VII's first act of government - subscribing to the Oath for the Security of the Church of Scotland. This lithograph symbolizes his commitment to upholding religious values while ruling over his diverse kingdom. Experience society's grandeur through "Some Incidents of a Debutante's First Drawing-Room. " Engraved details transport us inside Buckingham Palace during one such eventful occasion when young ladies are introduced into high society under royal patronage. The coronation parade unveils itself with pomp and splendor; behold carriage number twelve belonging to Queen Victoria's royal household. Each vehicle represents tradition, hierarchy, and loyalty within this momentous celebration fit for a queen. Thomas Cromwell takes center stage in an illustration from 'The Public Life of Queen Victoria. ' As Earl Essex, his influence and political prowess shaped the course of history during this era.