James 1st King Of England Collection
"James I: The First King of England and VI of Scotland" This captivating portrait, titled "James 1st King of England and VI of Scotland
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"James I: The First King of England and VI of Scotland" This captivating portrait, titled "James 1st King of England and VI of Scotland, " showcases the regal presence of James I. Painted in 1621, this oil on canvas masterpiece immortalizes the monarch's reign over both England and Scotland. Born on June 19th, 1566, James was a significant figure in English history. His rule marked the beginning of the Stuart dynasty and brought about numerous political changes. This engraving captures his likeness with remarkable detail. The black-and-white photograph depicts Old Slains, a place that holds historical significance during James' time as king. Union Street is also showcased in another monochromatic photo from Castle Street's perspective, offering a glimpse into the bustling streets during his reign. As both King James VI of Scotland and King James I of England, he played an instrumental role in uniting these two nations under one crown. His efforts are symbolized by the Great Seals of England depicted through various engravings from Queen Mary I to King George III. Hampton Court Palace witnessed many grand events during his rule; one such occasion was captured in an engraving where he can be seen feasting alongside his son Charles with Spanish Ambassadors on November 18th, 1623. Even though not directly related to him but historically significant nonetheless is an engraving featuring Guy Fawkes et Jacques Ier - highlighting their connection due to Fawkes' involvement in the infamous Gunpowder Plot against Parliament during James' reign. Through these diverse images and engravings showcasing different aspects of his life and influence as a ruler, we gain insight into the complex character that was King James I – a man who left an indelible mark on British history.