Queen Louise Of Prussia Collection

Queen Louise of Prussia (1776-1810), 1879. Creator: Richter, Gustav (Karl Ludwig) (1823-1884)
Queen Louise of Prussia (1776-1810), 1879. Private Collection

Queen Louisi of Prussia visiting the poor (gravure)
665204 Queen Louisi of Prussia visiting the poor (gravure) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Queen Louise of Prussia visiting the poor)

Queen Louise of Prussia (litho)
821056 Queen Louise of Prussia (litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Queen Louise of Prussia (1892-1980)

Meeting of Emperors Alexander I of Russia and Napoleon I of France at the Neman near Tilsit on July 1807, 1807. From a private collection

Reception of the Emperor Alexander at Memel by their majesties Frederick William and Louisa of Prussia, 1807. From a private collection

Near the ashes of Frederick the Great. Tsar Alexander I, King Frederick William III and Louise of Prussia in the night of 4th No, 1806. From a private collection

Tilsit Meeting of Three Monarchs on July 1807, 1808. Artist: Jügel, Johann Friedrich
Tilsit Meeting of Three Monarchs on July 1807, 1808. From a private collection

The Princesses Louise and Frederica of Prussia crown the bust of Frederick William II, 1795
The Princesses Louise and Frederica of Prussia crown the bust of Frederick William II (Allegory of the Peace of Basel), 1795

Queen Luise with her sons in Luisenwahl Park, c. 1886. Creator: Steffeck, Carl (1818-1890)
Queen Luise with her sons in Luisenwahl Park, c.1886. Found in the Collection of Staatliche Museen, Berlin

Farewell of Napoleon and Alexander I at Tilsit on July 1807, ca 1808. Private Collection

The Meeting Between Luise of Prussia and the Crown Prince Alexander of Russia in Memel, 1805. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Portrait of Queen Louise of Prussia (1776-1810), 1802. Artist: Grassi, Jozef (1757-1838)
Portrait of Queen Louise of Prussia (1776-1810), 1802. Found in the collection of the Stiftung Preuszische Schlosser und Garten Berlin-Brandenburg

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"Queen Louise of Prussia: A Compassionate Leader and Diplomatic Figure" In this captivating collection of images, we catch glimpses into the life and legacy of Queen Louise of Prussia. Known for her compassion and dedication to the welfare of her people, she was a true queen in every sense. One gravure depicts Queen Louise visiting the poor, showcasing her genuine concern for those less fortunate. Her litho portrait captures her regal elegance, as she exudes grace and poise fit for a queen. Another significant moment captured is the meeting between Emperors Alexander I of Russia and Napoleon I of France at the Neman near Tilsit. As an influential figure in European politics, Queen Louise played a crucial role during this historic event. The reception held by their majesties Frederick William III and Queen Louise when Emperor Alexander arrived at Memel further highlights their diplomatic prowess, and is evident that they were respected leaders who commanded attention on both national and international stages. Near the ashes of Frederick the Great, Tsar Alexander I joins King Frederick William III in paying homage to their predecessor. This solemn scene reflects not only their reverence for history but also their commitment to maintaining peace among nations. The Tilsit Meeting of Three Monarchs in 1807 showcases Queen Louise's ability to navigate complex political landscapes with finesse. The artist Jügel beautifully captures this pivotal moment where power dynamics were delicately balanced. A heartwarming image shows Princesses Louise and Frederica crowning the bust of Frederick William II—a testament to their deep-rooted respect for family heritage while embracing modern ideals. In another snapshot taken in Luisenwahl Park, we witness Queen Luise surrounded by her beloved sons—an intimate glimpse into her personal life as a mother who cherished time spent with family amidst royal duties. The farewell between Napoleon Bonaparte and Alexander I at Tilsit serves as a reminder that even amidst political tensions, Queen Louise's influence extended beyond her own borders.