King Of Hanover Collection
"The King of Hanover: A Royal Legacy Captured in Engravings" In the grand coronation parade of Queen Victoria, Count Carl August von Alten
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"The King of Hanover: A Royal Legacy Captured in Engravings" In the grand coronation parade of Queen Victoria, Count Carl August von Alten, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of Hanover, rode in a magnificent carriage. The presence of this esteemed envoy highlighted the close ties between Hanover and Britain. One engraving depicts Ernest Augustus, a prominent figure in Hanoverian history. His regal demeanor and commanding presence are captured with great detail, showcasing his importance as a key player during his reign. Another engraving showcases Queen Victoria paying her respects to the late King of Hanover at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle. This poignant moment symbolizes the deep connection between these two royal families and their shared grief. The Duke of Sussex is also featured in an engraving, displaying his distinguished appearance. As a member of British royalty and brother to Ernest Augustus, he played an influential role within both kingdoms. George V, known as the King of Hanover from 1819-1878, is depicted in another captivating engraving. His strong leadership and commitment to his people are evident through his regal attire and dignified pose. A portrait dating back to January 10th, 1812 captures the essence of Duke Cumberland - a man whose image exudes power and authority. This portrayal offers insight into his character during that period. John Doyle's artwork portrays various scenes involving members of the royal family. From depicting moments such as "Dispersion of the Thimble-Rig" or "Conferring Honorary Degree, " these engravings provide glimpses into their lives beyond formal occasions. An enchanting view shows us Brighthelmstone House on Steine owned by Duke Cumberland - offering a glimpse into their opulent lifestyle amidst picturesque surroundings. Ernest Augustus' reign as King brought significant changes to Hanoverian society; an engraving dedicated solely to him highlights this pivotal period in history.