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Letter from King James VI (1566-1625) to his Mother, Queen Mary (1542-1587), 1584-5. Artist: King James I
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Letter from King James VI (1566-1625) to his Mother, Queen Mary (1542-1587), 1584-5. Artist: King James I
A Letter from King James VI to his Mother, Queen Mary, 1584-5. A letter from King James VI and I (1566-1625) to his mother Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587) written during his mother?s imprisonment. The letter enquires on the long delay of Fontenay, his mother Mary?s French emissary. From Illustrations of Scottish History published by Edinburgh: James Stillie, 1889
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Delay English Text French Text Imprisonment James I James Vi James Vi Of Scotland King James I King James Vi Of Scotland King Of England Letter Mary Queen Of Scots Mary Stewart Mary Stuart Queen Of Scots Sepia Western Script Parenting Vendee
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This print showcases a historical artifact that holds immense significance in the realm of Scottish history. The image captures a close-up view of a letter written by King James VI (1566-1625) to his mother, Queen Mary (1542-1587), during her imprisonment. The letter, penned by the talented artist himself, expresses concern about the prolonged delay of Fontenay, his mother's French emissary. The sepia-toned photograph emphasizes the intricate details of this precious document. One can marvel at the delicate handwriting and Western script used by King James I as he communicates with his beloved mother amidst her confinement. This poignant exchange between royalty highlights themes such as family bonds, monarchy, crime, and even parenting. The black-and-white composition adds an air of timelessness to this piece of history. It serves as a reminder that even in an era marked by political turmoil and power struggles, love and concern for one's kin remain steadfast. As we delve into this visual treasure trove from 1889 published by Edinburgh's James Stillie, we are transported back to an era when letters were cherished means of communication among royals. This print not only offers us a glimpse into the personal lives of these iconic figures but also invites us to reflect on their roles within society. In summary, this remarkable print encapsulates both the beauty and depth behind King James VI's heartfelt letter to his imprisoned mother—a testament to enduring familial ties amidst turbulent times.
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