Frederick William Nicholas Charles Collection
"Frederick William Nicholas Charles: A Royal Journey Through Time" Step into the past and witness the captivating life of Frederick William Nicholas Charles
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"Frederick William Nicholas Charles: A Royal Journey Through Time" Step into the past and witness the captivating life of Frederick William Nicholas Charles, a prominent figure in German history. From his visit to Rome in 1883, captured by an unknown artist, to the arrival of Empress Dowager Frederick of Germany at Port Victoria in 1888, these moments offer glimpses into a bygone era. Intriguingly portrayed as the Crown Prince of Prussia from 1860-69 by John Jabez Edwin Mayall, we see a young man destined for greatness. Another notable depiction is that of Friedrich III (1463-1525), known as "the Wise, " who served as Elector of Saxony in 1533. The talented Lucas Cranach the Elder immortalized him with his brushstrokes. The image capturing Crown Prince of Prussia around 1872 showcases Frederick's regal demeanor and noble presence. It was during this time that he embarked on an important journey – his marriage to Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William of Prussia in 1858. This union marked a significant moment both personally and politically. A pivotal meeting between King Wilhelm I and Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm at Koniggratz further solidified their bond as father and son while shaping Germany's future course. Emperor Frederick III takes center stage in another photograph from circa 1888, showcasing his commanding presence despite facing health challenges. Notably poignant is the image depicting Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm mourning General Douay's body on August 4th, 1870 - a somber reminder of war's toll on individuals' lives. Beyond politics and royalty lies Banbury Cross - an enchanting glimpse into everyday life through Edwin A Walford's artistic lens circa1896. Amidst all these historical snapshots stands Kaiser Friedrich II (1831-1888), whose reign left an indelible mark on German history.