Opening Of Parliament Collection
"The Opening of Parliament
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"The Opening of Parliament: A Historic Tradition Unveiled" Step back in time and witness the grandeur and significance of the opening ceremonies that marked the beginning of each parliamentary session. From lithographs to engravings, these captivating images capture moments that shaped history. In 1901, Princess Alexandra graced King Edward VII's First Parliament with her presence, symbolizing unity and royal support for a new era. Fast forward to 1911 when King George V and Queen Mary embarked on their first opening ceremony, radiating regal elegance as they stepped foot into this hallowed institution. The Lord Chancellor reading the Queen's Speech is an engraving that epitomizes tradition and solemnity. The Faithful Commons at the Bar stand attentively, ready to embark on another year of governance guided by Her Majesty's words. As we delve further into history, we encounter scenes such as "The Opening of Parliament by the King" in January - a lithograph capturing a momentous occasion filled with anticipation and hope for what lies ahead. The Speaker taking the Chair signifies order amidst political discourse while reminding us of our democratic values. Moving towards more recent times, we find ourselves immersed in "The Opening of Parliament" during the Session of 1892. The Treasury Bench stands proud; its occupants poised to tackle pressing matters facing society head-on. Witnessing "The Opening of King Edward VII's First Parliament, " depicted through an engraving, transports us back to a time when change was imminent – where progress met tradition in perfect harmony. "The Opening of Parliament by the King" (litho) showcases yet another instance where power transitions from one monarch to another – an event steeped in symbolism representing continuity despite changing times. At last comes "The Opening of Parliament: The Speech from the Throne. " This engraving encapsulates both pomp and circumstance as Her Majesty addresses her loyal subjects gathered within these historic walls.