Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

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Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

(Original Caption) The coffin of Earl Mountbatten is carried out of Westminster Abbey 9/5 after ceremony, followed by members of the family. It was then taken to Waterloo Station, for the journey to Romsey, Hampshire, for burial. Unleash your creativity and transform your space into a visual masterpiece.

Bettmann

Media ID 38990503

Death

Framed Prints of Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

A Somber Moment in History Frame this poignant moment in history with our "Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey" framed print. Taken by Bettmann from Fine Art Storehouse, this powerful image captures the solemn procession of Earl Mountbatten's coffin leaving Westminster Abbey on September 5th after a ceremony attended by his family. A striking and thought-provoking addition to any room, this framed print is sure to spark meaningful conversations about history and remembrance. Order yours today!

Photo Prints of Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey This poignant photograph captures a solemn moment in history. The coffin of Earl Mountbatten is carried out of Westminster Abbey on September 5, as members of his family follow behind. Printed from an original image by Bettmann / Fine Art Storehouse, this photographic print preserves the dignity and gravitas of the occasion for generations to come.

Poster Prints of Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

Pay tribute to history with our 'Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey' poster print. This poignant image captures a solemn moment in time - September 5th, as Earl Mountbatten's coffin is carried out of Westminster Abbey following his ceremony. A powerful and thought-provoking piece from Fine Art Storehouse.

Jigsaw Puzzles of Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey

Piece together history with our Media Storehouse range Jigsaw Puzzles! This poignant image from Fine Art Storehouse captures a solemn moment in time - 'Coffin Leaving Westminster Abbey' (9/5) after Earl Mountbatten's ceremony. A challenging and thought-provoking puzzle for those who appreciate the significance of this event.