Royalism Collection
"Embracing the Majesty: A Glimpse into Royalism through Time" Step into a world of opulence and grandeur as we explore the captivating realm of royalism
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"Embracing the Majesty: A Glimpse into Royalism through Time" Step into a world of opulence and grandeur as we explore the captivating realm of royalism. From July's summer luxuriance to the years spanning 1890-1910, immerse yourself in an era where power and elegance intertwined on canvas. Behold the mesmerizing portrait of Marie Therese Charlotte of France and Delfino Louis Joseph Xavier of France, painted in 1784. The oil strokes capture their regal essence, transporting us back to a time when royalty reigned supreme. Travel further back in time with a textile panel depicting Esther and Ahasuerus from the late 17th century. Through meticulous tent stitches, this masterpiece tells tales of biblical narratives interwoven with threads of aristocracy. William Hogarth's engraving "Royalty, Episcopacy and Law" takes us to 1724, showcasing how monarchy coexisted with other pillars of society. Witness the intricate dance between power structures that shaped nations during this period. In another corner, Swedish king Gustav Adolf welcomes his wife Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg in a painting that exudes warmth and affection. This glimpse into their personal lives reminds us that even rulers seek companionship amidst their duties. A ruler wearing a green jama attended by a morchal bearer transports us to the second half of the 18th century. The vibrant gouache on cardboard captures both regality and cultural nuances within royal attire. Discover Taytou Betel, Empress Consort of Menelik II Ethiopia in 1896—a testament to how royalism transcends borders. Her gracefulness echoes throughout history as she stands beside her husband during significant moments for their nation. Philip II's engraved likeness brings forth memories from his reign (1527-1598), reminding us how monarchs leave indelible imprints on their kingdoms.