Earl Of Pembroke Collection
"The Illustrious Legacy of the Earl of Pembroke: A Journey Through History" Step back in time and explore the captivating story of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke
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"The Illustrious Legacy of the Earl of Pembroke: A Journey Through History" Step back in time and explore the captivating story of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke. This remarkable figure left an indelible mark on history, as evidenced by the magnificent monument dedicated to him in old St Paul's Cathedral, City of London, erected in 1656. As one delves deeper into his life, one encounters a plethora of intriguing artifacts and depictions that shed light on his significance. The engraving titled "The High Officials of the Coronation" showcases his prominent role within royal circles during this grand event, and is a testament to his influence and power. In another vivid lithograph entitled "A Youthful Monarch, " we catch a glimpse of an era long gone – A. D. 1216 – where young rulers held sway over kingdoms. Perhaps it serves as a reminder that even at such tender ages, leaders like Pembroke could shape nations with their wisdom and courage. Moving forward through time, we encounter New Lodge or White Lodge in Richmond Park through an enchanting engraving from 1823. This idyllic retreat speaks volumes about Pembroke's refined tastes and appreciation for beauty amidst nature's embrace. One cannot overlook the exquisite burgonet with falling buffe possibly belonging to William Herbert himself – armor that once protected this noble warrior during times of conflict and strife. Its presence evokes images of valiant battles fought by this esteemed Earl. Delving further into artistic treasures associated with Pembroke's lineage brings us to Victoria And Albert Museum's casket adorned with copper gilt and enamelled shields bearing coats-of-arms representing England, Angoulesme, Valence, Dreux Duke Brittany, Brabant – all intertwined with the name 'Earl of Pembroke. ' Such craftsmanship was likely commissioned by either William or Aymer de Valence themselves. Wilton House stands tall as another symbol synonymous with the Earl of Pembroke.