King with Regalia

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King with Regalia

The king on his throne, holding the orb and sceptre, surrounded by his courtiers. Date: 15th century

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Coronations Courtiers Regalia Sceptre Surrounded Throne 15th

EDITORS COMMENTS
This striking 15th century print captures the grandeur and majesty of a medieval English monarch in the midst of his coronation ceremony. The king, resplendent in his regal attire, sits confidently upon his ornate throne, his expression radiating wisdom and authority. In his right hand, he holds the sceptre, a symbol of his temporal power, while in his left, he cradles the orb, a reminder of his divine right to rule. Surrounding him are his loyal courtiers, dressed in the finest robes and headdresses of the era, their faces etched with awe and reverence as they bear witness to this momentous occasion. The intricate details of the throne, the rich textures of the fabrics, and the meticulous rendering of the faces of the courtiers all serve to transport us back in time, offering a glimpse into the customs and traditions of a bygone era. This print is a testament to the enduring allure of the monarchy and the power of art to capture and preserve history.

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