Prinnie Collection
"Prinnie: A Glimpse into the Royal World of Princess Amelia and Her Daughter
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"Prinnie: A Glimpse into the Royal World of Princess Amelia and Her Daughter, Princess Charlotte" Step back in time to the enchanting era of 1919 as we delve into the captivating world of "Prinnie. " This collection of historical artworks offers a fascinating insight into the lives and times of some prominent figures from British history. One such masterpiece is George Hayter's exquisite portrait titled "Princess Amelia of Brunswick and Her Daughter Princess Charlotte. " The painting beautifully captures the regal elegance and maternal bond between these two influential women. Their grace and poise are evident, reflecting their esteemed position within society. Moving on to another intriguing piece, we encounter George Canning depicted around 1810. Although its creator remains unknown, this artwork provides a glimpse into Canning's political career during that period. His astute gaze hints at his determination to make an impact on British politics. Thomas Gainsborough's masterpiece "Mrs. Robinson (Perdita)" transports us further back in time to 1781. This captivating portrait showcases Mrs. Robinson's beauty and charm, immortalizing her as one of the most celebrated actresses and courtesans of her time. Journeying through history, we stumble upon J Cook's depiction of Mrs. Fitzherbert from 1786. This artwork sheds light on King George IV's secret marriage to Maria Fitzherbert – a scandalous union that defied societal norms but held immense significance for both parties involved. "The General Toast: Honor and Honesty, Love and Loyalty" takes us back to October 20th, 1786 – a momentous occasion captured by an anonymous artist. The vibrant scene depicts revelers raising their glasses in celebration while embodying values cherished by society during that era. Transported now to Brighton in c1788 with an unknown creator’s work titled "A Trip to Brighton a Hundred Years Ago; Saloon in the Prince of Wales's Marine Pavilion.