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I have a question function on this blog, so if you want me to post anything specific or you have a question about George, Charles, Henrietta, anyone else in their circle, and the first 1/2 of the 17th C, the historical lit, fictional portrayals, etc… please ask. I might not always be prompt in answering questions but I’ll try
Henrietta Maria of France (1609-1669)
Artist: French Anonymous
Date: 17th century
Medium: Oil on wood
Collection: Palace of Versailles, Paris, France
Henrietta of England
Henrietta of England (Henrietta Anne Stuart; 1644 -1670) was the youngest child of King Charles I of England and Henrietta Maria of France. She was Duchess of Orléans through her marriage to Philippe I, Duke of Orléans.
looking up famous random duded from my history books is so funny. ur telling me men actually used to look like this??? and people respected them!?!
King Charles I
Charles Stuart
'Charles I in Three Positions' by Anthony van Dyck
Anton Van Dyck. "Portrait of Charles I, King of England, Hunting." 1635. Oil on canvas. (Bonfante-Warren, Alexandra, The Musee du Louvre).
This ring, mounted with a shield-shaped diamond, belonged to Charles I when Prince of Wales and is engraved with his badge of three feathers. The reverse is enamelled with a bow and arrow, perhaps suggesting Cupid's arrow and meaning the ring was a love token.
~ RCT
Quick Henrietta Maria sketch from my 14 HOUR FLIGHT! AAAAAAAA!
Digital Sketchbook page 1 | Featuring Henrietta Maria, Lucy Hay (Countess of Carlisle) and a study of a 17th century mask on a stand
like father like son
Watching the Andrew business unfold (among other royal blunders of late), I can’t decide what the belated and underwhelming “punishment” reminds me of more - James pardoning the Somersets of the murder of Thomas Overbury despite their overwhelming guilt; or Charles protecting George in the 1620s parliaments despite George’s overwhelming corruption and incompetence?
Known as one of the most devoted royal patrons of the arts, Charles I was equally passionate about coins and medals. His fascination with numismatics was reflected not only in his personal collecting habits but also through the work of his trusted Surveyor of the King’s Pictures, Abraham van der Doort, who documented the royal collections in meticulous detail and even contributed to coin designs for the Royal Mint. Among the few numismatic pieces directly linked to the king, the Juxon Medal stands out. Believed to have been handed by Charles I to Bishop Juxon on the scaffold moments before his execution, it remains one of the rare surviving items thought to have been in the king’s own possession.
Are there any other coins or medals that can be confidently traced back to Charles I himself? It would be fascinating to uncover more direct links to his personal collection—if any survive today.
His Majesty King Charles I
Is the above picture AI generated, modern, or early modern? Does anyone know who the artist is?
Anthony van Dyck, posthumous portrait of James I, 1630s location unknown.
This is probably what Anthony Weldon was talking about when he said James wore a lot of padding to protect against knife attacks.
What if i drew oliver cromwell x charles i yuri
*sound of ratting from St George’s chapel and Kings cross station*
HELLO why is he serving cunt
Historians have been pondering this for centuries and have still not reached a consensus.
“I wonder why do The Waleses still keep their 1A apartment? I understand their office is still at KP, but why keep 1A apartment? It only takes less than an hour to go from Windsor to Kensington. I understand that Anmer is their country house, but Anmer? Why don’t the Waleses just keep a small apartment in BP/St James’/Clarence House? Having an apartment in london and another house in Windsor sounds like a waste of money for upkeep. Not to mention the security costs, bc Forest Lodge is located outside perimeter and so close to a motorway.” - Submitted by Anonymous
It’s a show of status and power - the conspicuous wastefulness is the point.
