Queen Mother Collection (page 11)

The Queen Mother June 1980 And Princess Margaret walking down the race course at the Royal Ascot

Queen Mother Visits 1945 touring areas hit by bombing of V2 Rocket during WW2 - meeting Elsie Thompson from Brockley South East London

Queen Mother at Royal Ascot, June 1983

The Queen Mothers 93rd birthday. August 1993

Queen Mother with a corgi, October 1996

Queen Mother with RAF officer and corgi at Heathrow Airport in May 1983

Queen Mother at Remembrance Service in Westminster Abbey, 1993

The Queen Mother protects herself from the rain as she arrives in a horse-drawn carriage at the start of the second day of Royal Ascot June 17

Queen Mother celebrating her 94th birthday in August 1994

A National Tribute July 2000 to honour Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mothers 100th Birthday, Horse Guards Parade

Queen Mother meets an Archbishop at Camberwell in 1953

The Queen Mother Celebrates Her 99th Birthday in August 1999 Britains Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, waves to well wishers outside her residence, Clarence House, in central London

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother March 1956 at Cheltenham racecourse in 1956 wearing fur stole over her coat

Queen Mother arrives at Covent Garden for gala performance of Carmen July 1973

The Queen Mother leaves for Aberdeen with her corgis, May 1983

The Queen Mother visits Queens College, March 1972 Harley Street, London

Queen Mother and Princess margaret Trooping the Colour 1998 in carriage

QUEEN ELIZABETH II (1926-). Queen of Great Britain, 1952
QUEEN ELIZABETH II (1926-2022). Queen of Great Britain, 1952-. The first photograph of the future Queen with her mother, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, then Duchess of York, 1926

The Duke and Duchess of York arrive with Princess Elizabeth at Olympia to see the Royal Tournament. June 1931

The Royal Wedding 1947 On the balcony with Princess Elizabeth are left to right: HM The King
The Royal Wedding 1947 On the balcony with Princess Elizabeth are left to right:HM The King, HRH Princess Margaret, Lady Mary Cambridge, The Bride, The Bridegroom

Duchess of York opens new nurses home at home for the incureables at Putney. 24 July 1935

At the wedding Prince Paul of Serbia and Princess Olga of Greece, the best man the Duke of York (right) walking with the Crown Prince of Romania and the Duchess of York 22nd October 1923

Queen Elizabeth at County Hall, 7th December 1939
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WASHINGTON: ROYAL VISIT. Crowds gathered outside the Hotel Washington in Washington, D.C. on the occasion of the royal visit of King George VI of Great Britain and his queen consort

ANNA ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (1884-1962). Wife of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. With Queen Elizabeth in Washington D.C. Photograph, 1939

ELIZABETH BOWES-LYON (1900-2002). Wife of Britains King George VI and the mother of Queen Elizabeth II. Photographed as the Duchess of York, c1923

The Assembly of the Blois Estates convened on the 29th February 1588 by Henri III (1551-89)
XIR207724 The Assembly of the Blois Estates convened on the 29th February 1588 by Henri III (1551-89), King of France (1574-89), after 1588 (engraving) (b/w photo) by French School

LOUIS IX (1214-1270). Saint Louis. King of France, 1226-1270. Seated on his throne next to his mother, Blanche of Castile (top); two scribes (bottom)

EMMA OF WALDECK AND PYRMONT (1858-1934). Queen consort to William III, King of the Netherlands. Queen regent, 1890-1898 and Queen Mother, 1890-1934. Photo postcard, c1900

The Duke and Duchess of York enjoying a ride on the Canadian Pacific Railway Miniature Railway. 26th June 1925

Inauguration of new capital of Australia. HRH the Duke of York (with the Duchess of York beside him ) reading his speech from the throne in the Senate Chamber of the new Parliament House at Canberra

The Crowd Watch the Queen Filming Only a narrow fence separates the crowd from members of the Royal Family attending the second day of the Three Day Horse Trials at Badminton, Gloucestershire

Queen and Princesses leave to join Royal Yacht for holiday cruise. The queen and Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose left Victoria Station for Portsmouth where they will board the Royal

Duchess of York receives purses at the anniversary meeting of Blind Aid Society. 14 November 1934

The Duke and Duchess of York face to face with typical Australian aboriginals, inspecting specimens of native boomerangs at the Beaudesert corroboree

Three Royal Princesses were bridesmaids at the wedding of the Hon. Patricia Mountbatten to Captain the Lord Brabourne. Here, arriving at Romsey Abbey, are Princess Elizabeth, King George VI

Duke and Duchess of York (future King George VI and Queen Elizabeth) watching a march past of socouts and firl guides at Hobart, Tasmania during their 1927 royal tour of Australia

Royal wedding presents at St Jamess Palace Queen Elizabeths wedding present to the Princess - two rows of pearls 17th November 1947

The Royal Counties Show at Salisbury The Duke and Duchess of York passing through the stand of Gartons ( Warrington ) 7 June 1934

Members of the Royal family attended divine service at Westminster Abbey today, Whit Sunday. Picture Shows: the King, right, leaving the Abbey this morning with Canon AC Don, Dean of Westminster

Duchess of York opens new building to children at Chailey School. The Duchess of York opened a new building for the use of children when she visited the Heritage Craft Schools at Chailey, Sussex

King and Queen leave to see Grand National. First Reigning Monarch to watch race in last decade. The King and Queen left Buckingham Palace to stay with Lord Derby at Knowsley in order to see

Duchess of Westminster s, novel fashion at Highgate tennis party. The Duchess of York attended Sir Arthur and Lady Crosfields tennis party at their Highgate home

The Royal Counties Show at Salisbury Miss Doreen Aizlewood receiving her prize from the Duchess of York 7 June 1934

Reading notice posted outside the Mansion House, announcing the birth of a second daughter to the Duchess of York 22 August 1930

The Royal Counties Show at Salisbury The Duchess of York with Mr Es W Dale, secretary of the show ( left ) 7 June 1934

Head of a Queen Mother 16th Century. Cast Brass from Benin.British Museum

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"The Queen Mother: A Regal Icon of Charm and Grace" In July 1987, the beloved Queen Mother stood behind a pub bar in Stepney, exuding her timeless elegance as she savored a pint of beer. Known for her down-to-earth nature, this moment captured her relishing in the simple pleasures that endeared her to the British people. Before becoming the cherished matriarch of the royal family, Elizabeth Bowes Lyon embarked on an extraordinary journey. Her marriage to Duke of York (later King George VI) in a grand wedding ceremony marked the beginning of their enduring love story. The Kings Orb and Sceptre held during their nuptials symbolized their commitment to duty and monarchy. Throughout history, artists like Sterling Henry Nahum Baron immortalized Her Majesty with breathtaking portraits. One such masterpiece depicted Queen Mother surrounded by her pages in 1953, showcasing both her regal poise and warm affection towards those around her. The year 1937 witnessed significant milestones for both King George VI and his devoted queen consort. As they celebrated King George V's Silver Jubilee together, they also experienced their own coronation at Westminster Abbey – a majestic event that solidified their reign amidst great historical significance. Even during times of turmoil such as World War II, Queen Mother remained steadfast in supporting her countrymen. The iconic image capturing Coronation Scot leaving Watford Tunnel in 1940 showcased not only Britain's resilience but also highlighted how she rallied alongside them as a symbol of hope. Long before ascending to royalty or marrying into it, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon captivated renowned artist John Singer Sargent with her captivating beauty. His stunning studies from 1923 portrayed both Prince Albert (Duke of York) and Lady Elizabeth individually – each revealing glimpses into their personalities that would shape history forever. Not limited to just royalty-related affairs, the Queen Mother recognized individuals who made notable contributions to society.