William Iv Collection
"William IV: A King of Contrasts and Controversies" Step into the world of William IV, the enigmatic monarch who reigned over Great Britain and Ireland from 1830
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"William IV: A King of Contrasts and Controversies" Step into the world of William IV, the enigmatic monarch who reigned over Great Britain and Ireland from 1830. This captivating portrait by Rosalind Thornycroft captures his regal presence, showcasing his influential role in shaping history. Meet Sophia Sidney, Baroness De L'Isle and Dudley, the eldest daughter of William IV. Born to his longtime mistress Dorothea Jordan, she embodies a fascinating blend of royal lineage and scandalous origins. Churton's Portrait and Landscape Gallery immortalizes her beauty in this stunning publication from 1836. Delve into the grandeur of The Coronation Ceremony through a historical account depicted in lithography. Witness the pomp and pageantry that surrounded William IV's ascension to power – an event etched forever in British history. Explore a collection of Kings portraits that offer glimpses into their lives and legacies. Each brushstroke reveals their unique personalities, leaving us captivated by their stories. HRH Princess Victoria graces our vision with vibrant color lithography. Little did she know then that she would become one of England's most iconic queens – Queen Victoria – following her uncle's reign. Queen Adelaide, Consort of William IV, enchants us as she dons her Coronation Robes in this exquisite engraving. Her elegance shines through as we imagine her standing beside her husband during these momentous occasions. Immerse yourself in the political landscape with "Parliamentary Elections and Electioneering in the Old Days. " This engraving transports us back to an era when campaigns were fierce battles fought on every street corner for democratic representation. Intrigue surrounds "Pray for Me, " a poignant color lithograph capturing moments steeped in religious devotion during William IV's reign. It serves as a reminder that even kings seek solace beyond earthly matters.