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King Charles I receiving news of the Irish Rebellion while playing golf, 1641 (litho)
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King Charles I receiving news of the Irish Rebellion while playing golf, 1641 (litho)
7200983 King Charles I receiving news of the Irish Rebellion while playing golf, 1641 (litho) by Gilbert, John (1817-97) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: King Charles I receiving news of the Irish Rebellion while playing golf at Leith, Scotland, 1641. Illustration from A History of Golf, The Royal and Ancient Game by Robert Browning (J M Dent and Sons Ltd, London, 1955).); © Look and Learn
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In this lithograph, we are transported back to the 17th century as we witness a pivotal moment in history. King Charles I of Great Britain, dressed in regal attire, is depicted on a lush green golf course at Leith, Scotland. However, his leisurely game is abruptly interrupted by the arrival of an urgent message. The image captures the tension and surprise on the king's face as he receives news of the Irish Rebellion unfolding across the sea. The messenger stands before him with a sense of urgency, delivering information that will shape the course of events for both Ireland and England. This artwork not only showcases Charles I's love for golf but also highlights how communication played a crucial role during times of political unrest. It offers us a glimpse into an era when news traveled slowly and messengers were relied upon to convey vital information. Created by John Gilbert after Robert Browning's book "A History of Golf" this lithograph masterfully combines historical accuracy with artistic flair. The black-and-white color scheme adds to its timeless appeal while capturing the essence of this significant event in European history. As we gaze upon this print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded once again that even amidst moments of leisure and recreation, destiny can come knocking unexpectedly at our doorsteps.
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