Maximilian Collection (page 9)

Royals in Mexico 1864
Mexican royals Emperor Maximilian and Empress Charlotte are applauded by some (but not all) Mexicans

Caroline Bavaria / Miniatu
CAROLINE OF BAVARIA Queen of Bavaria, with her son Maximilian, who died in 1803, the year of this picture

Maximilian Ii / Bavarian
MAXIMILIAN II MARIA EMANUEL Elector of Bavaria (1679-1726)

Chamois Huntin, C16
The emperor Maximilian marvels at the skill of the chamois hunters of Bavaria, who use their iron-tipped poles to help them move rapidly among the rocks

Maximilian I / Rubens
MAXIMILIAN I emperor, wearing armour

Valet to George I
LEWIS MAXIMILIAN MAHOMET Imprisoned by Hungarian Imperialists, employed by George I, became a Christian, did many good works i.e paid debts of over 300 prisoners

Maximilian and Russians
Kaiser Maximilian I meets an embassy from Russia headed by the archduke Vasily

Mary and Infant Jesus
The madonna in glory appears to emperor Frederic III and his son Maximilian

Maximilian Captured
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, defeated by patriotic troops, is captured at Queretaro

Maximilian Abandoned
Maximilian, who became Emperor of Mexico when the French had partially subdued the country, is abandoned by Napoleon III who orders his troops back to France

Maximilian I / Miniature
MAXIMILIAN I

Maximilian I & M De B
MAXIMILIAN I with his wife Maria de Bourgogne who he married in 1477

Maximilian Knights Man
The Emperor Maximilian knights the French warrior Claudius de Barre

Maximilian I / Pannemaker
MAXIMILIAN I

Maximilian I & Maria
Marriage of MAXIMILIAN I and MARIA OF BURGUNDY: he places a ring on her finger

Maximilian I Married / Col
MAXIMILIAN I - Holy Roman Emperor with Maria of Burgundy

Maximilian Married / Winkl
Maximilian I and Maria of Burgundy married. He places a ring on her finger

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Maximilian, a name that resonates with power and nobility. From the Hesse-Cassel and Greek royal families to his portrayal in a captivating portrait by Maximilien de Robespierre, this figure has left an indelible mark on history. Intrigue surrounds Maximilian as we delve into his world. Imagine standing before the imposing walls of a medieval castle besieged by armies vying for control. A testament to his strategic prowess and determination. Even during times of conflict, Maximilian's influence extended beyond battlefields. In World War I, he rallied support through powerful posters urging citizens to subscribe to the Sixth War Loan. His Austrian poster captured hearts and minds, reminding us of our duty in challenging times. Artistic talents also adorned Maximilian's legacy. The works of Durer showcased him as both a subject and patron of the arts - from regal portraits capturing his essence as Holy Roman Emperor to intricate engravings depicting scenes from his reign. But it is not just politics or art that define Maximilian; he was surrounded by fascinating individuals who shaped his life. Christoph Miller, known as "Giant, " stood tall beside him, adding another layer of intrigue to their story. And then there were those close ties with other prominent figures like Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Princess Theodora of Greece. Their visits brought together worlds filled with opulence and diplomacy, leaving lasting impressions on all involved. Lastly, let us not forget about Princess Margaret's sons from Hesse-Cassel - they too played integral roles in shaping Maximilian's narrative. Their shared bloodline intertwined their destinies even further. Maximilian remains an enigmatic figure whose impact reverberates throughout time. Whether through alliances forged amidst war or artistic endeavors that immortalize him on canvas, he continues to captivate our imagination centuries later.