Strelitz Collection

Queen Charlotte (Beechey
Charlotte Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Queen of George III

Queen Charlotte (Col)
Charlotte Sophia of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Queen of George III

Queen Charlotte, Consort of King George III
Queen Charlotte (Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, 1744-1818), Consort of King George III. 18th century

Consorts Of British Sovereigns. From Top Clockwise, Alexandra Of Denmark Consort Of Edward Vii, Isabella Of France Consort Of Edward Ii, Catherine Of Aragon Consort Of Henry Viii

Queen Charlotte / Read
CHARLOTTE SOPHIA OF MECKLENBURG-STRELITZ Queen of George III Date: 1744 - 1818

ROYAL PARTY, 1893. A royal party at the opera. Left to right: Duke of York (later George V), Princess May, Grand Duke of Hesse, Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, the Czarevitch

Napoleon I receiving the Queen Of Prussia
Napoleon Receiving Duchess Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, the Queen Consort of Prussia on 6th July 1807. 1837. Detail. after the original oil on canvas on display at the National Museum of

Royal wedding 1893 - opera visit before the marriage
The royal party at Covent Garden Opera, for the performance of Romeo and Juliet. From left to right: the Duke of York, Princess May of Teck(1867-1953), Grand Duke of Hesse

Queen Charlotte
Portrait of Queen Charlotte (1744-1818), Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and wife of George III. Originally Charlotte Sophia, Princess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz

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"Strelitz: A Royal Legacy and Historical Intrigue" The name "Strelitz" carries with it a rich tapestry of history, entwined with the lives of prominent figures such as Queen Charlotte, consort of King George III. Known for her elegance and grace, she was immortalized in portraits by Beechey and Col, capturing her regal beauty for generations to admire. Yet, beyond the allure of royalty lies a darker tale - the execution of the Strelitz by command of Peter the Great. This haunting illustration from Landmarks in European History serves as a reminder that power often comes at a great cost. Intriguingly, it also finds its place among other renowned consorts throughout British history. From Catherine of Aragon to Mary Consort of William III, these women played pivotal roles in shaping their era's political landscape. The mention of King Edward VII brings us to an enchanting moment captured in time - a royal party at the opera. The Duke of York (later George V) stands alongside his esteemed companions amidst an atmosphere brimming with grandeur and sophistication. Even Napoleon I himself could not resist being captivated by Strelitz's charm when he received the Queen Of Prussia. Such encounters between monarchs reveal how far-reaching Strelitz's influence truly was. Delving further into history, we stumble upon a royal wedding in 1893 where an opera visit preceded marital bliss. This glimpse into past celebrations reminds us that love knows no boundaries when it comes to indulging in cultural delights before saying "I do. " Queen Charlotte remains ever-present throughout this narrative - her legacy enduring through every brushstroke and every page turned. Her reign symbolizes strength and resilience during tumultuous times; she is forever etched into our collective memory as one who left an indelible mark on British monarchy. "Strelitz" encompasses more than just a name.