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Temple Bar, London, 1837. Artist: Charles Joseph Hullmandel
View of Temple Bar during Queen Victorias visit to the City of London in 1837, looking from Chancery Lane and Fleet Street
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Media ID 15167236
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Alexandrina Victoria British Flag Carriage Celebration Celebrations Chancery Lane Charles Joseph Charles Joseph Hullmandel Empress Of India Fleet Street Gate Hullmandel Procession Queen Of Great Britain And Ireland Queen Victoria Rejoicing Royal Event Temple Bar Victoria
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This vibrant lithograph captures a momentous event in British history - Queen Victoria's visit to the City of London in 1837. The artist, Charles Joseph Hullmandel, skillfully depicts the iconic Temple Bar, adorned with colorful banners and the majestic British flag fluttering proudly above. As our gaze follows Fleet Street and Chancery Lane, we are transported back to a bustling avenue filled with celebration and rejoicing. Carriages line the road as people gather to witness this royal procession. The atmosphere is electric with anticipation as Queen Victoria, then known as Alexandrina Victoria, makes her way through the city. The grandeur of this nineteenth-century scene is beautifully captured by Hullmandel's use of color and detail. Every building along the street stands tall and proud, showcasing architectural marvels that have stood the test of time. Temple Bar itself serves as an impressive entrance gate to this royal event. Its ornate design reflects both tradition and regality befitting a monarch like Queen Victoria. This lithograph not only commemorates an important historical moment but also transports us back to a time when royalty held great significance in society. It reminds us of the power and influence that sovereigns like Queen Victoria had over their subjects. Displayed at Guildhall Library and Art Gallery today, this print continues to captivate viewers with its depiction of a bygone era filled with pomp, pageantry, and national pride.
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