The Queen Collection (page 18)

H. M The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Civic Reception in Masterton during
H.M The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Civic Reception in Masterton during the Royal Tour of New Zealand. 15 January 1954

Queen Elizabeth II in the Legislative Council of the New South Wales Parliament in Sydney, when she opened the new session

Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, H. M The Queen attended the conerts given in
Accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, H.M The Queen attended the conerts given in their honour by the High Commisioners for Australia and New Zealand at the Royal Festival Hall last evening

Family watching an ice climber on a frozen waterfall, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

The Queens entrance into Jerusalem from The Royal Exile 1820, published by Jones & Co. in The London Library, London. (J.R. Freeman and courtesy B.T)

Queen Elizabeth II replying to an address of welcome at Timaru, in the South Island of New Zealand. Her Majesty had driven there from Long Bech to rejoin the royal train after a brief rest from

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh Attend the Scottish National Service. The Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh arriving at St Giless Cathedral, Edinburgh

Queen speaks from Sandringham on Christmas day. HM The Queen seen as she appeared on the television screen during her Christmas Day broadcast from Sandringham. 27 December 1958

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh After the Scottish National Service. The Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh leaving St Giless Cathedral, Edinburgh

Duke of Edinburghs Life Filmed, 23rd September 1953 The life story of the Duke of Edinburgh is the subject of a half-hour documentary film which opens in London

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"The Queen: A Journey Through Time and Majesty" Step aboard the time-traveling train as we embark on a captivating journey through the life of "The Queen. " Our first stop takes us back to 1897, where we witness the grandeur of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee train. The opulent carriages adorned with regal splendor symbolize an era of power and prosperity. Next, we find ourselves amidst a fairytale wedding as HRH Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, exchanges vows with Lady Alice Montagu Douglas. Love and tradition intertwine in this royal union, capturing hearts around the world. Moving forward to 1971, we join The Queen on her visit to Manchester's St Mary's Hospital. Her compassionate presence brings solace and hope to those in need, showcasing her unwavering dedication to serving her people. Our journey then takes an artistic turn as we delve into history through a mesmerizing painting titled "The Entry of Louis XIV and Maria Theresa into Arras. " This masterpiece transports us to 1667 when royalty paraded their magnificence for all to behold. As our adventure continues, we encounter vibrant decorations prepared for the Royal Tour of Wales in 1955. Flags flutter proudly while anticipation fills the air; it is a testament to The Queen's ability to unite and inspire her subjects. A glimpse into King Edward VII's family portrait reveals generations bound by love and loyalty. In this colorful lithograph, joy radiates from every face—a reminder that behind regal titles lie cherished familial bonds. Unveiling another facet of heritage is a lithograph tracing King Edward VII's lineage back to William the Conqueror. It echoes centuries-old connections that shape The Queen’s identity today—an embodiment of continuity amidst changing times. We pause before Philip IV and his queen captured within a colonnade in c. 1630—love immortalized on canvas forevermore.