Cobourg Collection
Cobourg, a town steeped in history and rich in culture, is brought to life through captivating artwork by Scott Lawrence
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Cobourg, a town steeped in history and rich in culture, is brought to life through captivating artwork by Scott Lawrence. From the poignant depiction of King Manuel II bidding farewell to his beloved country, Adeus par nunca mais, to the chilling illustration of the assassination of King Carlos I of Portugal on the front cover of Le Petit Parisien, Cobourg's historical significance shines through. Journeying back even further in time, we encounter Johann Casimir von Coburg, Duke of Saxony, immortalized on canvas with remarkable detail and skill. The Royal Theatre in Cobourg takes center stage as an engraving transports us back to its grand opening in May 1818. The portraits come alive with vibrant colors and lithographic techniques: Leopold I of Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha proudly donning the uniform of a Cuirassier; Prince Leopold captured in all his regal glory during 1816. These images offer glimpses into their lives and legacies that shaped not only Cobourg but also European history. Moving beyond royalty, we witness significant moments such as The Count of Eu and his Staff during Paraguayan War - Emperor Pedro II stands tall at Alegrete Camp. And who could forget The Marriage of Princess Charlotte of Wales with Prince Leopold? A union that would forever impact dynasties across Europe. Delving deeper into these historical treasures brings forth more striking portraits: another glimpse at Leopold I's commanding presence captured through a lithograph from 1832; Carlos I gazes solemnly at us from a black-and-white photograph. Cobourg's artistry transcends borders and eras while preserving tales worth remembering. It invites us to explore its past through brushstrokes and engravings – each stroke revealing stories waiting to be discovered within this enchanting town.