Heralds Collection
In the enchanting world of heralds, their role as Officers of Arms of the Heralds College in 1952 was nothing short of majestic
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In the enchanting world of heralds, their role as Officers of Arms of the Heralds College in 1952 was nothing short of majestic. Two Heralds and a Pursuivant stood tall, embodying the rich traditions and history they were entrusted to preserve. The Officers of Arms of the College held a profound responsibility, proclaiming King Edward VII at St. James's Palace with utmost dignity. A glimpse into their personal lives revealed another side to these esteemed individuals. A captivating photograph captured J. B Priestley, accompanied by his daughters Sylvia and Mary, basking in the tranquility of his Highgate garden. This intimate moment showcased Mr. Priestley's devotion to family amidst his literary pursuits. Traveling back in time, we encounter French heralds from the 15th century donning coats adorned with gold fleur-de-lis while proudly carrying ensigns displaying France's noble arms. Their presence exuded an aura befitting fame itself - immortalized on canvas for all to admire. The Delhi Durbar scene unfolded before our eyes; it was a brilliant proclamation that left spectators awestruck during this grand event in 1911. Matania's masterpiece depicted the triumphant entry where every detail spoke volumes about pomp and circumstance. As if summoned by ancient melodies echoing through time, a Herald's trumpet made its copper voice heard across kingdoms and realms alike - announcing important news that would shape destinies forevermore. Sir Henry Sidney returned triumphantly to Dublin Castle where he was warmly received by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen; an image etched onto woodcut plates from John Derricke's "The Image of Ireland" published in 1581. This historic moment celebrated valor and honor intertwined within Ireland's tapestry. Transported further into history, we witnessed Henri IV making his triumphant entry into Paris around 1627 - an oil painting capturing both splendor and triumph.