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The Queens Visit to Leeds, the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall (engraving)
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The Queens Visit to Leeds, the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall (engraving)
1619325 The Queens Visit to Leeds, the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Queens Visit to Leeds, the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 25 September 1858.
English School (19th Century)); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23557924
© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images
Address Her Majesty Leeds Royal Visits Town Clerk Townhall Yorkshire Queen Victoria
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This engraving, titled "The Queen's Visit to Leeds, the Town Clerk reading the Address to Her Majesty in the Townhall" offers a glimpse into a momentous occasion in British history. The image depicts an important ceremonial event during Queen Victoria's visit to Leeds in 1858. In the center of the composition stands the distinguished figure of the Town Clerk, engrossed in reading an address to Her Majesty. Surrounding him are members of royalty and esteemed guests, all eagerly awaiting their turn to pay homage and express their loyalty. The scene exudes grandeur and elegance as it captures both the formality and excitement that accompany royal visits. The ornate architecture of Leeds' historic town hall serves as a majestic backdrop for this significant encounter between local officials and their beloved monarch. Queen Victoria herself is not depicted directly in this print; however, her presence is palpable through her representatives who stand beside her throne-like chair. This visual representation emphasizes both her power and accessibility as she engages with her subjects on this special occasion. "The Queen's Visit to Leeds" engraving provides us with a fascinating window into Victorian society's reverence for monarchy and its deep-rooted traditions. It reminds us of an era when such ceremonies were highly anticipated events that brought communities together while showcasing national pride. This remarkable artwork by English School from the 19th century allows us to relive a moment frozen in time—a testament to our enduring fascination with royalty, ceremony, and historical milestones.
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