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King Richard II and Princess Isabella of Valois
King Richard II of England and Princess Isabella of Valois, his second wife whom he married in 1396. Date: circa 1396
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1390s 1396 Instrument Isabella Married Stringed Throne Valois 14th Musical
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King Richard II of England and Princess Isabella of Valois: A Regal Harmony in Music and Marriage (circa 1396) This evocative image captures the moment when King Richard II of England (r. 1377-1399) and his second wife, Princess Isabella of Valois (1370-1435), united in matrimony in the late 14th century. The painting, believed to have been created around the year of their marriage in 1396, showcases the regal elegance and refined sophistication of the medieval royal court. Richard II, clad in his regal robes and adorned with the crown, sits confidently on his throne. His eyes are fixed on his new bride, Isabella, who stands before him, demurely dressed in a flowing gown and veil. The delicate stringed musical instrument she holds in her hands symbolizes the harmony and unity that was hoped for in their marriage. The musical connection between the couple is noteworthy, as music played an essential role in medieval courtly life. It was believed to bring peace, pleasure, and even healing. The image suggests that music may have been a shared interest and bond between the newlyweds, reflecting the importance of culture and entertainment in the royal household. Isabella, a French princess, was the daughter of the Duke of Valois and the sister of King Charles VI of France. Her marriage to Richard II was part of an alliance between England and France, which aimed to strengthen diplomatic ties between the two powerful European nations. The union was also significant because Isabella was the last foreign-born queen to rule England before the Tudor dynasty. The intricate details of their costumes and the richly decorated surroundings further emphasize the opulence and grandeur of the medieval royal court. This image offers a glimpse into the lives of these historical figures, providing a window into the music, fashion, and politics of the late 14th century.
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