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Queen Emma, princess of Waldeck-Pyrmont, widow of King Willem III, 1918. Creator: Jan Veth
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Queen Emma, princess of Waldeck-Pyrmont, widow of King Willem III, 1918. Creator: Jan Veth
Queen Emma, princess of Waldeck-Pyrmont, widow of King Willem III, 1918
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This striking oil painting captures Queen Emma, Princess of Waldeck-Pyrmont, in the later years of her life following the death of her husband, King Willem III of the Netherlands, in 1918. Painted by renowned Dutch artist Jan Veth (1856-1923), the portrait depicts the elderly queen in deep mourning, dressed entirely in black. The intricate lace collar and cuffs, as well as the delicate embroidery on her dress, add a sense of elegance and refinement to the somber image. Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1858-1934), born Adelheid Emma Wilhelmina Theresia, was the daughter of a German princely family and became the queen consort of the Netherlands when she married Willem III in 1879. Their marriage was childless, and Emma was known for her devotion to her husband and her role as queen. After Willem's death, she continued to serve as a symbol of the Dutch monarchy and was widely respected for her grace and dignity. The painting, which is now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, is a poignant reminder of the queen's legacy and the end of an era in Dutch history. The use of rich, dark colors and the intricate details of the clothing and accessories reflect the artistic style of the time and the solemn mood of the occasion. Overall, this portrait of Queen Emma in mourning offers a glimpse into the fashion and cultural traditions of the early 20th century and the role of royalty in Dutch society.
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