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King Charles II hiding in the Boscobel Oak after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, 1651 (chromolitho)
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King Charles II hiding in the Boscobel Oak after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, 1651 (chromolitho)
7157070 King Charles II hiding in the Boscobel Oak after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, 1651 (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: King Charles II hiding in the Boscobel Oak after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, 1651. Illustration from Bubbles, edited by Dr Barnardo (The Childrens Bookroom, London, c1895).); © Look and Learn
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King Charles II's Desperate Hideaway - Seeking Refuge in the Boscobel Oak
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. In this chromolitho print, we are transported back to a pivotal moment in British history. The image depicts King Charles II of England, defeated and on the run after his loss at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Faced with imminent capture by Oliver Cromwell's forces, the resourceful monarch sought sanctuary within the ancient branches of the Boscobel Oak. The towering oak tree becomes both fortress and protector as it envelops Charles II, concealing him from prying eyes. With his loyal horse standing nearby, ready for a swift escape if needed, the king anxiously awaits news that could determine his fate. This scene captures not only an extraordinary act of survival but also symbolizes resilience and determination against all odds. It is a testament to human ingenuity and adaptability during times of great turmoil. The artist skillfully brings this historical event to life through vibrant colors and intricate details. From the rustic farmhouse nestled amidst rolling hills to soldiers patrolling in search of their elusive quarry, every element adds depth and authenticity to this dramatic narrative. As we gaze upon this remarkable lithograph from the 19th century, we cannot help but be reminded of how one man's struggle for power can shape an entire nation's destiny. King Charles II's daring hideaway serves as a poignant reminder that even kings must sometimes seek refuge among nature's embrace when faced with overwhelming adversity.
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