State Occasions Collection

Garibaldi in England (engraving)
728374 Garibaldi in England (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Garibaldi in England: arrival of Garibaldi at the townall, Bargate, Southampton, England)

The Duchess of Sutherlands assembly at Stafford House in honour of Garibaldi (engraving)
728371 The Duchess of Sutherlands assembly at Stafford House in honour of Garibaldi (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Crisis in China, Views in Peking and Neighbourhood (b / w photo)
1606560 The Crisis in China, Views in Peking and Neighbourhood (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Crisis in China)

One of the Palace Grenadiers (colour litho)
725060 One of the Palace Grenadiers (colour litho) by Haenen, Frederic de (1853-1928); Private Collection; (add.info.: One of the Palace Grenadiers)

Not The Happiest Moment In Their Royal Highnesses Lives It is not every day that a young man comes of age who is second in succession to the British Crown

Extraction Of A Royal Tooth (from a sketch by Dr J A Gray surgeon to the Amir of Afghanistan ) " I was sent for by Prince Nuasrullah who held a polite conversation with me for some little time

Zulu and Afghan War Heroes The ceremony performed at Windsor was simple, brief and conducted in semi privacy. The brave fellows who by special deeds of daring had earned Royal recognition

The New Duchess of Edinburghs first view of Windsor Castle 1874

Birth of Romance on the Moors The Princess Louise of Wales obtains her first view of Lord Fife at a Sandringham shooting party ( From a sketch by Sydney P Hall ) 1889

Her Majesty Embraces Her Majesty had been much moved during the Jubilee Service and now the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family advanced to the Coronation Chair

An Attempt on the Queen Intense horror and alarm were created all over the country by the attempt made to shoot the Queen

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"State Occasions: A Glimpse into Historical Grandeur" Step back in time and witness the grandeur that captivated the world. From Garibaldi's visit to England, depicted in engravings, to The Duchess of Sutherland's prestigious assembly at Stafford House honoring him, these events were nothing short of extraordinary. The Crisis in China unfolds through black and white photographs capturing the essence of Peking and its surroundings. Amidst this turmoil, a color lithograph showcases one of the Palace Grenadiers standing tall with unwavering loyalty. Garibaldi's presence resonates throughout as he graces various occasions - from his arrival at Crystal Palace to receiving addresses amidst adoring crowds. Witnessing his journey is like stepping into a time machine, immersing oneself in historical significance. But not all moments are filled with joy; "Not The Happiest Moment In Their Royal Highnesses Lives" reminds us that even royalty experiences challenges. Meanwhile, an intriguing engraving depicts the extraction of a royal tooth by Dr J. A Gray, surgeon to the Amir of an era long gone. These glimpses into state occasions transport us beyond mere images or engravings – they offer windows into history itself. They remind us that behind every grand event lies stories untold and emotions unspoken; they bring alive moments frozen in time for generations to come. So let us delve deeper into these captivating scenes where politics intertwine with pomp and circumstance – where nations unite or falter under scrutiny – where individuals rise above adversity or succumb to their own vulnerabilities. They have always held immense importance throughout history - serving as platforms for diplomacy, cultural exchange, and national pride. They symbolize unity among diverse communities while showcasing tradition and heritage on a global stage. As we explore these remarkable depictions captured through artistry and lenses alike, we are reminded that state occasions transcend borders and eras - they are the threads that weave together the tapestry of our collective past.