Crowned Collection (page 25)

Napoleon Statue
The statue of Napoleon I which crowned the column in the Place Vendome, Paris, until the Commune when it was pulled down by the Communards

Charlemagne Escorts Pope
Charlemagne escorts deposed Pope Leo III back to Rome where he demands that Leo & his accusers appear before him. Charlemagne is crowned Roman Emperor in 800

Shakespeare / Immortality
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Playwrights bust crowned by the Nymph of Immortality

1399 / Henry IV Crowned
HENRY IV crowned at Westminster

Willhemina Crowned / 1898
Wilhelmina Helena Pauline Maria crowned queen of the Netherlands

Henry Crowned / Bosworth
Henry VII crowned on the battlefield of Bosworth

Rudolf Ii / Hre / Anon Oval
EMPEROR RUDOLF II Holy Roman Emperor (1576- 1612), also crowned King of Hungary (1572) and Bohemia (1575) Date: 1552 - 1612

Henry IV Crowned 1399
Henry IV, having disposed of Richard II, is crowned at Westminster Abbey, London

James I Enters London
James VI of Scotland enters London, to the plaudits of the populace who soon see him crowned as James I of England despite his disapproval of tobacco and witchcraft

Ptolemy Crowned by Gods
The ruler Ptolemy I Soter - self-proclaimed king - is crowned by the Goddesses who preside over South Egypt and North, thus confirming his seizure of power

Meyerbeer / Prophete / L4
Act Four Scene 4 : Jean of Leyden is about to be crowned when he is recognised by his mother, which is embarrassing since he claims to be of divine origin

Meyerbeer / Prophete / L
Act four : Jean of Leyden is about to be crowned when his mother recognises him : he tricks her into retracting her recognition

Meyerbeer / Prophete / 3
The audience at the Paris Opera watch the dramatic scene in Act Four, where John of Leyden, claiming divine origin, is about to be crowned when he is recognised by his mother

Muette De Portici 5
LA MUETTE DE PORTICI (The dumb girl of Portici) Act 5 scene 4 - Masaniello, crowned king by the rebels, is told that the Dukes forces are about to attack

Macbeth / Shakespeare
Act IV, Scene I The third apparition: a child crowned, with a tree in his hand, speaks to Macbeth

Winning Singer Crowned
The winning performer in a singing contest is crowned with a laurel wreath by the goddess of Victory

Henry II & Son 1170
Henry II after having his son Henry crowned " The Young King", serves the new king his first dish to his table

Costume / Photo / Men / R Day
A man seated on a stile wears a short S-B coat with rounded borders, collar & long lapels, narrow fitting trousers & a low square crowned hat with a broad hat band

Cross Paris Street 1815
White robe with sleeves en bouffants, high ruff & multiple flounces at the hem, a Kashmir shawl & a black high crowned hat with ostrich plumes. Her key is tied to a handkerchief

Costume / Le Bon Genre
Man: double-breasted cut-away coat, pantaloons, top hat & green overcoat with stand-fall collar. Women: white dresses with decorative hemlines, tall crowned hats, ruffs & pelisses

Hat with Aigrette C1913
Blonde woman wears a soft hat with an aigrette, a blouse with a scallop edged turn down collar, a large green pendant & a wrap-over garment in an eastern style print

Mary Devotional Card
Mary depicted as Notre-Dame des Victoires, madonna of the Archeconfrerie of the extremely holy and immaculate heart of Mary, crowned by Monseigneur Pacca. And Jesus

Bowler Hatted Men C1890
A group of friends wearing tall crowned bowler hats, lounging jackets & narrow fitting trousers. One man sports a curly moustache

Mesmer Glorified
Mesmer is crowned by a jester as he stands on a balloon inflated by his followers, including a cleric, calling down the power of the sun to cure his patients

Hamengku Buwono IX
DORODJATAN KAMENGKU BUWONO The Sultan was crowned in 1940. Shown here meeting the Dutch Governor of his region, which lay in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)

Jesus Crown of Thorns
Jesus is crowned by Pilates soldiers with a crown of thorns

Sacre of Pepin
The sacre of Pepin III, maire du palais of Neustrie, Bourgogne and Austrasie, crowned king of the Franks

Garibaldi & Vitt. Eman
THE RISORGIMENTO The meeting of Garibaldi with Vittorio Emanuele II, king of Sardinia; he was crowned King of Italy the following year

Costume / 1887 Tuileries
Black mantle with jet fringe & passementerie, high crowned hats, checked jacket bodice, skirt & tunic, wing collar & cravat. Girl: jacket with roll collar, dress with box-pleats

QUEEN OF BERNESE ALPS
This lovely Swiss girl, in traditional costume, crowned Queen of the Bernese Alps

Baptism of Albert Edward
Victoria and Albert at the baptism of their first born son, Prince Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales, later to be crowned as Edward VII

George IV Crowned
The Prince Regent, George IV, is crowned king at Westminster Abbey

Prehistoric Aviation
Our earliest ancestors were surely inventive enough to experiment with flight, even if their efforts were not always crowned with success

John Alasco
JOHN ALASCO Polish churchman, convert to protestantism, forced to flee to England, then had to flee again when Mary was crowned. with his autograph Date: - 1560

Coat of Arms C. 18Th
An unidentified coat of arms containing within it small coats of arms with various devices including a crowned eagle, castles, an owl etc all surmounted with a canopy

Falstaff Rejected
Henry V, newly crowned, rejects Falstaff : I know thee not, old man

George V Crowned
He is crowned at Westminster Abbey to the heartfelt delight of his loyal subjects

Wilhelm I Crowned
Wilhelm I is crowned king of Prussia; by the end of his reign he will be Kaiser (emperor) as well, thanks to his friend Bismarck

Ferdinand II Crowned
Ferdinand II is crowned Holy Roman Emperor. He is carried in procession through the streets of Frankfurt

Matthias Emperor - 2
Matthias is crowned Holy Roman Emperor. He is carried in procession through the streets of Frankfurt

Matthias Emperor - 1
Matthias is crowned Holy Roman Emperor at Frankfurt. The Imperial crown is placed on his head

Matthias King of Hungary
Matthias of Austria is crowned as king Matyas of Hungary as well

Napoleon 1 Crowned
Napoleon becomes king, placing the crown on his own head

Conrad Chosen King
Conrad, Frankenherzog (duke of Franconia) is chosen king of Germany by popular acclaim, but will never actually be crowned

Charles X Crowned 3
Charles X returns to Paris after being crowned at Reims. Date: 29 May 1825

Charles X Crowned 2
The sacre (consecration) of Charles X at Reims

Charles X Crowned 1
The sacre (consecration) of Charles X at Reims

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"Crowned in History: A Tapestry of Royal Moments and Triumphs" In 1930, the world witnessed a historic event as Haile Selassie was crowned Emperor of Ethiopia, marking a significant moment for African sovereignty. The year 1953 brought another grand coronation ceremony, this time for Queen Elizabeth II, who ascended to the British throne amidst great pomp and pageantry. Long before that, in an era steeped in tradition and regality, King George V and Queen Mary were crowned with splendorous ceremonies that showcased the enduring power of monarchy. Eric Liddell's jubilant celebration at Edinburgh University after his Olympic victory exemplified the joy felt by athletes when their hard work is crowned with success. As the sun set on June 2nd, 1953, Queen Elizabeth II took her place on the throne as she was officially crowned - a moment etched into history books forever. The Union of Roses between Lancaster and York families in 1589 symbolized a pivotal chapter in English history where two warring factions were united under one crown. Amidst tranquil marshes stood Nyctanassa violacea –the yellow-crowned night heron–a majestic bird whose vibrant plumage mirrored its noble name. The Daily Sketch front cover from 1953 captured the essence of anticipation surrounding Queen Elizabeth II's coronation day - a nation eagerly awaiting their new monarch's crowning glory. King George VI's coronation marked not only his own ascent but also represented hope during tumultuous times as Britain faced challenges both at home and abroad. Greek athlete crowned victor; these words echoed through ancient stadiums as champions received laurel wreaths – symbols of triumph recognized throughout generations. 11 &12 Edward I & IV Crowned: Two kings separated by centuries yet both experienced moments when they were crowned, solidifying their reigns and shaping the course of history.