Spain (1814). Fernando VII restored in his throne
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Spain (1814). Fernando VII restored in his throne
Spain (1814). Fernando VII restored in his throne. Litography. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library
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Engravings Fernando Lithography Litography Restored Throne Masculine Persons Up Right
EDITORS COMMENTS
This lithograph depicts a significant moment in Spanish history: the restoration of Fernando VII to his throne in 1814. After years of exile following the Peninsular War, Fernando, dressed in a grand white uniform, returns to Madrid to reclaim his position as King of Spain. The scene is filled with a sense of national pride and jubilation, as the people of Spain gather to welcome their monarch back. The masculine energy is palpable in this vertical composition, with Fernando standing tall and confidently in the center, surrounded by a group of men in various poses of admiration and support. The intricate details of the engraving show the ornate decorations of the throne room, adding to the regal atmosphere. This historic moment was captured through the art of lithography, a popular method of printmaking during the 19th century. The National Library of Spain in Madrid houses this precious piece of history, preserving it for future generations to appreciate the rich cultural heritage of Spain.
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