What is it about Herman Munster in The Munsters that makes him so endearing? Maybe it’s the way he barrels through a ...

If you’ve ever seen any of the British crown jewels, you know they’re not exactly subtle. They are sparkle-set to the max: crowns encrusted with thousands of diamonds, gold scepters, jewel-studded ...

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Forget the dusty history books labeling King George V (1910-1936) as a snooze-fest monarch stuck in a whirlwind of change. I ...

Near the beginning of Queen Elizabeth’s historic 70-year reign, she took part in her coronation on June 2, 1953—72 years ago.

Travel back in time and witness the change of history with these incredible official portraits of the British ... the future King Edward VIII. Behind her is her grandson, the future King George ...

1620 likeness of James VI & I; another image by Van Dyck, at Windsor Castle, was likely conceived as Charles I’s official state portrait. Since the coronation of King Edward VII, in 1902 ...

The earliest example of a State Portrait in the Royal Collection depicts James VI and I in coronation robes and dates ... wearing the clothing worn at their coronation. Both King Edward VII (1841 - ...

In contrast, Edward’s brother, Prince Albert, Duke of York (later King George VI), had married the very suitable Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in 1923. Even though Edward would become king after his ...

Left: Portrait of Mary Tudor as Queen of England ... But Henry VIII let her live, and under her Protestant half-brother Edward VI, she kept a low profile. When Edward died in 1553, Protestant ...

It was bad luck for the owner of a portrait of a lovely young Roman model, when the future King Edward VII walked into the artist’s studio in February 1859, and fell for her immediately.

The back of the panel also displays a merchant or cargo mark, identical to a mark used on a royal portrait of King Edward VI, who reigned from 1547-53. This isn’t, however, the first time the ...