King Henry Collection
"King Henry: A Tale of Power, Tragedy, and Legacy" King Henry stands solemnly by the corpse of Adalbert of Babenberg
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"King Henry: A Tale of Power, Tragedy, and Legacy" King Henry stands solemnly by the corpse of Adalbert of Babenberg, contemplating the fragility of life and the weight of his own reign. The murder of Becket haunts King Henry's conscience as he grapples with the consequences of his actions in pursuit of power. In Act I, Scene 2 of "The Tragedy of King Richard III, " we witness a pivotal moment where King Henry sets his ambitions into motion. Shakespeare's vivid portrayal in Act IV, Scene 7 captures King Henry V's unwavering determination on the battlefield as he leads his troops to victory. Canterbury Cathedral holds effigies and monuments dedicated to King Henry IV and Queen Joan Navarre, immortalizing their legacy for generations to come. Through an engraving illustrating "King Henry, part ii, " we delve into political intrigue and personal struggles that shaped this monarch's rule. In Act IV, Scene IV of "King Henry IV, " tensions rise as the king faces internal conflicts while trying to maintain control over his kingdom. Sir John Falstaff receives an unexpected rebuke from a resolute King Henry V in a poignant engraving that showcases both friendship and duty. At the Globe Theatre, audiences are captivated by "Ma Mie Rosette, " a play depicting love amidst royal court intrigues during King Henry's era. An enchanting engraving reveals how King Henry VIII celebrated Christmas at Greenwich Palace - a glimpse into royal festivities steeped in grandeur. In these diverse depictions spanning different mediums - engravings, lithographs, chromolithographs - we explore various facets of one man: King Henry himself.