Queen Mother Collection (page 4)

Portrait of Marie de Medici (1575-1642), 1613. Creator: Pourbus, Frans
Portrait of Marie de Medici (1575-1642), 1613. Found in the collection of Musee Carnavalet, Paris

Derby Day, Epsom Downs Racecourse, Epsom, Surrey, Saturday 10th June 1995, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother

The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillip, The Queen & Queen mother at Epsom racetrack - 04/06/1959

PRINCESS DIANA, THE PRINCESS OF WALES, PRINCESS ANNE, DUCHESS OF YORK SARAH FERGUSON AND THE QUEEN MOTHER AT THE REMEMBRANCE DAY MEMORIAL - 11/11/1996

QUEEN MOTHER AND PRINCESS MARGARET SITTING IN CARRIAGE AT THE RACES

QUEEN MOTHER AFTER HER SECOND WIN AT SANDOWN PARK RACECOURSE IN 1961 - 18 / 11 / 1961
QUEEN MOTHER AFTER HER SECOND WIN AT SANDOWN PARK RACECOURSE IN 1961 - 18/11/1961

Queen Mother with Princess Diana leaving Buckingham Palace in a Royal carriage, 15 June 1991

Trooping The Colour. L to R. Princess Margaret, Queen Mum, Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and the Duchess of York (Sarah Ferguson). June 1987

THE ROYAL FAMILY ON THE BALCONY OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFTER THE ROYAL WEDDING OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK. JULY 1986

The Queen Mother leaving Heathrow Airport for Paris, on her way to Cognac for a holiday. 6th May 1980

The Queen Mother visits Victoria Law Courts, 100 years after Queen Victoria laid the foundation stone. 18th November 1981

Queen Elizabeth visits Liverpool. 3rd May 1950

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother visits the garden of Mrs Lena Atkinson in Streatham. 17th July 1952

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother visits Streatham. 17th July 1952

Princess Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth, King George VI the Mayor of Neath, Councillor J. Richings. 29th March 1944

Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Mother & Princess Margaret on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of VE Day. 8th May 1995

Donald Gibson, the Citys architect explaining his revolutionary plans for Coventry city centre to King George VI and the Queen

VE Day celebrations in London at the end of the Second World War. Prime Minister Winston Churchill joins members of the Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the celebrations in

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother leaving Readheads shipyard, South Shields, 8th April 1943

Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth watch a welding process in a Tyneside ship repairing yard, during their surprise visit to the North East. 19th June 1941

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother talking to a shipyard worker, during her visit to the North, 9th April 1943

Grand National at Aintree Racecourse, March 1956. Queen Mother and Princess Margaret walking to the horse hospital to see Devon Loch Racehorse after the Grand National

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit Lansbury estate, which was to be a Festival of Britain showpiece in Poplar. There would be an exhibition about building research

The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was the ceremony in which the newly ascended monarch, Elizabeth II, was crowned Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Ceylon

George VI and Queen in Coventry, 25th february 1942

The Royal Family standing outside Clarence House on the 89th Birthday of the Queen Mother including Prince Andrew the Duke of York, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Princess Diana

The Queen Mother and the Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. 15th July 1980

John Bratby Artist with one of his four paintings of the Queen Mother. 1978

Prince Charles kisses Dianas hand at Buckingham Palace following their wedding ceremony at St Pauls Cathedral. 29th July 1981

Royal Family - Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Diana on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the wedding of Prince Charles 29th July 1981

Queen Elizabeth IIs son, Prince Andrew, marries Sarah Ferguson at Westminister Abbey in London. They become the Duke and Duchess of York following the 600 year old tradition for naming the second son

Queen Mother with Duke and Duchess of York on the balcony at Buckingham Palace after their wedding 1986

King George VI and Queen Mother visit Hull August 1941 looking at Bomb damage during WW2

Queen Mother and Princess Margaret in a carriage 24th June 1986

Queen Mother visits the Ark Royal 1958 HMS Ark Royal at Devonport Captain E. H. E. Hopkins Commanding Officer of Ark royal Lady-in-Waiting July 1958

Queen Mother in 1923

Queen Mother meets Prince Andrew in Yorkshire, October 1982

Queen Mother attending the Garter Ceremony, June 1980 at Windsor Castle

The Queen Mother amongst crowds in November 1929

For two crowded hours the King and Queen visited Coventry this morning. It was the third visit paid by his Majesty since the war began and the second by the Queen

His Majesty King George Vi and Queen Elizabeth visit homeless people in Sheffield after a German bombing during the second World War. 6th January 1941

Queen mother Birthday, August 1992

The Queen Mother is thrilled at the news that she is about to become a Great Grandmother again for the Princess of Wales is to have a baby next June November 1981

On the occasion of her 80th birthday The Queen Mother attended a gala performance of Sir Frederick Ashtons specially commissioned Rhapsody at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden on the night of

The Queen Mother arrives for a banquet in honour of Saudi Arabian King June 1981

Queen Mother is welcomed by Dr Robert Runcie the Archbishop of Canterbury on the occasion of a thanksgiving service for her prior to her 80th birthday at St Pauls Cathedral

Queen Mother at the annual Horticultural Show in the grounds of the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk July 1980

Queen Mother, November 1998 At annual Field of Remembrance Service outside Westminster Abbey - Memorial Service

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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.