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Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) entering London, 1553, 1910
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Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) entering London, 1553, 1910
BAL5803 Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) entering London, 1553, 1910 (fresco) by Shaw, John Byam Liston (1872-1919); Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London, UK; (add.info.: her half sister Elizabeth I succeeded her; after 9 day reign of Lady Jane Grey; Mary I reigned (1516-58); ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 12919566
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Guards Homage Popular Protestant Public Queen Of England Rejoicing Sisters Triumphant
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This print captures a historic moment in London's history - the triumphant arrival of Queen Mary (1516-58) and Princess Elizabeth (1533-1603) in 1553. The image, taken in 1910 by John Byam Liston Shaw, showcases the grandeur of this significant event. As the two sisters enter London, their presence is met with an overwhelming sense of joy and celebration from the crowd. The atmosphere is electric as people gather to catch a glimpse of these influential figures. Dressed regally, Queen Mary exudes power and authority while her younger sister, Princess Elizabeth, stands beside her with grace and poise. The photograph beautifully captures the contrast between Catholicism and Protestantism during this era. Queen Mary's reign was marked by her strong Catholic beliefs while Princess Elizabeth would later become one of England's most iconic Protestant monarchs as Queen Elizabeth I. In this scene, guards kneel before their queens as a sign of homage while clergy members stand nearby. It is evident that both women command respect from those around them. This historical snapshot not only immortalizes an important moment but also serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy left behind by these remarkable Tudor women. Their influence on English history cannot be overstated, making this print a truly valuable piece for any art enthusiast or history lover alike.
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