Queen Collection (page 7)

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 2010s, (2023). Elizabeth (1926-2022) and Philip (1921-2021) were married in 1947

Her Majesty, en route for Scotland, at Dunbar Station, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Her Majesty, en route for Scotland, at Dunbar Station, 1858....a monster train of excursionists, under the guidance of Mr

The Queen's Visit to Leeds - the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall, 1858. Queen Victoria visits the newly-opened town hall at Leeds in Yorkshire

Queen Victoria Visiting the Tomb of Frederick the Great, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Queen Victoria Visiting the Tomb of Frederick the Great, 1858. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort, during their recent visit to Prussia, inspected the tomb of Frederick the Great

The Baptism of the Duke of Småland. Till Grh 1965, nr 3060, 1782. Creator: Elias Martin
The Baptism of the Duke of Smaland. Till Grh 1965, nr 3060, 1782

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - the Departure from Warwick Castle, 1858. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - the Departure from Warwick Castle, 1858. At half-past four o'clock her Majesty took her departure from Warwick Castle

Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Queen of Sweden, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, mid-17th century. Creator: Nicolas Vallari
Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Queen of Sweden, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, mid-17th century

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Reading of the Address of the Interim Managers to Her... 1858. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Reading of the Address of the Interim Managers to Her Majesty in the Great Gallery of Aston Hall, 1858. Queen Victoria opens a public amenity

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Her Majesty Planting an Oak in the Grounds of Warwick Castle, 1858. The Queen, taking the Earl of Warwick's arm

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Her Majesty's Bedroom, Stoneleigh Abbey, 1858. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Her Majesty's Bedroom, Stoneleigh Abbey, 1858. Her Majesty honoured Lord Leigh by sleeping at his family mansion, Stoneleigh Abbey

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Reading of the Birmingham Corporation Address to Her... 1858. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Reading of the Birmingham Corporation Address to Her Majesty in the Townhalll, 1858

The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Arrival of Her Majesty at Stoneleigh Abbey, 1858. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Visit to Birmingham - Arrival of Her Majesty at Stoneleigh Abbey, 1858. There are few who require to be told what a fine baronial residence is this old abbey

Departure of King George of Hanover from the Victoria Station, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Departure of King George of Hanover from the Victoria Station, 1876. King George and Princess Frederica of Hanover, after a visit of nearly five weeks to England

Kristina as Minerva. Creator: Justus van Egmont
Kristina as Minerva

Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen of Sweden, c.1651. Creator: Jurgen Ovens
Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen of Sweden, c.1651

Marie Antoinette, 1755-1793, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of France, 1773. Creator: Joseph Hickel
Marie Antoinette, 1755-1793, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of France, 1773

Marie Antoinette, 1755-1793, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of France, between c.1773 and c.1774. Creator: Joseph Hickel
Marie Antoinette, 1755-1793, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of France, between c.1773 and c.1774

Josefina, 1807-1876, Princess of Leuchtenberg, Queen of Sweden and Norway, mid-19th century. Creator: Johan Way
Josefina, 1807-1876, Princess of Leuchtenberg, Queen of Sweden and Norway, mid-19th century

Scene from Tennyson's "Queen Mary" at the Lyceum Theatre, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Scene from Tennyson's "Queen Mary" at the Lyceum Theatre, 1876. London stage production. The Laureate has been careful to depict the more human relations

Maria Leszczynska, Queen of France, 1712. Creator: Jaen Starbus
Maria Leszczynska, Queen of France, 1712

Katarina Opalinski, 1680-1749, early 18th century. Creator: Jaen Starbus
Katarina Opalinski, 1680-1749, early 18th century

Gustav Vasa finds his wife Katarina Stenbock asleep and hears her say: "I love King... 1868
Gustav Vasa finds his wife Katarina Stenbock asleep and hears her say: "I love King Gosta very much, but I will never forget Rosen", 1868

Josefina Maximiliana Eugenia Napoleana, 1807-1876, Queen of Sweden, with son Karl (XV), 1826. Creator: Fredric Westin
Josefina Maximiliana Eugenia Napoleana, 1807-1876, Queen of Sweden, with son Karl (XV), 1826

Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Queen of Sweden, late 17th-early 19th century. Creator: David von Krafft
Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Queen of Sweden, late 17th-early 19th century

Lovisa, 1828-1871, queen, married to king Karl XV, 1860. Creator: Karl Stefan Bennet
Lovisa, 1828-1871, queen, married to king Karl XV, 1860

Louise, Queen of Denmark, mid 1740s. Creator: Carl Gustaf Pilo
Louise, Queen of Denmark, mid 1740s

Juliane Marie, Queen of Denmark, 1762. Creator: Carl Gustaf Pilo
Juliane Marie, Queen of Denmark, 1762

Catherine (1638-1705), Duchess of Branganza, Princess of Portugal, Queen of England... 17th century Creator: Peter Lely
Catherine (1638-1705), Duchess of Branganza, Princess of Portugal, Queen of England, married to Charles II of England, 17th century

Lovisa Ulrika, 1720-1782, Princess of Prussia, Queen of Sweden, 1768. Creator: Lorens Pasch the Younger
Lovisa Ulrika, 1720-1782, Princess of Prussia, Queen of Sweden, 1768

Princess Caroline Amalie Sketching in Naples. Study, 1820. Creator: Johan Christian Dahl
Princess Caroline Amalie Sketching in Naples. Study, 1820

Margareta Leijonhuvud, 1516-1551, Queen of Sweden, 16th century. Creator: Johan Baptista van Uther
Margareta Leijonhuvud, 1516-1551, Queen of Sweden, 16th century

Christina, 1626-1689, Queen of Sweden. Creator: Jacob Heinrich Elbfas
Christina, 1626-1689, Queen of Sweden, Unknown date

The Feast of Anthony and Cleopatra, late 16th-early 17th century. Creator: Leandro Bassano
The Feast of Anthony and Cleopatra, late 16th-early 17th century. Note black child waiting on the Egyptian queen who touches her pearl earring

Joséphine (1807-1876), Queen of Sweden, late 18th-mid 19th century. Creator: Jakob Axel Gillberg
Josephine (1807-1876), Queen of Sweden, late 18th-mid 19th century

Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden, married to... 17th century
Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, as Diana, 17th century

Lovisa Ulrika, 1720-1782, Queen of Sweden, Princess of Prussia, mid-18th century

Hedvig Eleonora, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen of Sweden, late 17th-early 18th century. Creator: David von Krafft
Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen of Sweden, late 17th-early 18th century

Queen Christina as Minerva, 1654. Creator: Justus van Egmont
Queen Christina as Minerva, 1654

Stela Fragment Depicting Worship of Queen Ahmose Nefertari, Probably 19th-20th Dynasties 1315-... Creator: Unknown
Stela Fragment Depicting Worship of Queen Ahmose Nefertari, Probably 19th-20th Dynasties (1315-1081 BCE)

Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Queen of Sweden and Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, Duke of Holstein, 1704

Karl XI King of Sweden with family, 1697. Creator: David Klocker Ehrenstrahl
Karl XI King of Sweden with family, 1697

Karl XI King of Sweden with family, c17th century. Creator: David Klocker Ehrenstrahl
Karl XI King of Sweden with family, c17th century

Karl XI, 1655-1697, King of Sweden with family, between 1686 and 1687. Creator: David Klocker Ehrenstrahl
Karl XI, 1655-1697, King of Sweden with family, between 1686 and 1687

Hedvig Eleonora, 1636-1715, Princess of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen of Sweden, c17th century

Juliana Maria of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (1729-1796), c18th century. Creator: Andreas Thornborg
Juliana Maria of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel (1729-1796), Queen of Denmark and Norway, c18th century

Lovisa, 1828-1871, Queen of Sweden. Creator: Amalia Lindegren
Lovisa, 1828-1871, Queen of Sweden, Unknown date

Kristina (1626-1689), Queen of Sweden. Creator: Unknown
Kristina (1626-1689), Queen of Sweden, Unknown date

Maria Eleonora, 1599-1655, Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden, married to... 1619. Creator: Unknown
Maria Eleonora, 1599-1655, Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden, married to King Gustav II Adolf, 1619

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"Captivating and Timeless: The Reign Elizabeth II" From the iconic image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in her coronation robes to the historic Penny Black postage stamp, the concept of royalty is beautifully captured through various glimpses into British history. In 1953, a young Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne, marking a new era for Britain. This momentous occasion was immortalized in stamps featuring her regal portrait by Sterling Henry Nahum Baron. However, this fascination with queens dates back centuries; even as far as 1588 when artist George Gower depicted the formidable Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland. Another captivating piece from that time is Nicholas Hilliard's "The Ermine Portrait, " showcasing an elegant portrayal Elizabeth I. As we delve further into British heritage, we come across historical artifacts like W. Fairbank's map of Sheffield from 1797 and Buckingham Palace -the official London residence- which has stood as a symbol of grandeur since its construction began in 1703. Moving away from land-based wonders, we encounter another majestic creation: the ocean liner Queen Mary launched in 1934 by Cunard White Star Line. Queen Elizabeth II's reign has been marked by numerous significant events such as her visit to Abingdon in November 1956 and her journey to Australia in 1954 where she captivated crowds with her grace and charm. Through these images and references spanning different eras, it becomes evident that queens have played an integral role not only within Britain but also on a global scale. Their influence extends beyond mere titles; they embody strength, elegance, and resilience throughout history while leaving an indelible mark on society. Long live our Queens.