Isabeau Collection

ISABEAU of Bavaria (1371-1435). Queen of France (1385-1422), wife of Charles VI. Entry of Queen in Paris on August 22, 1389 for her coronation

Isabeau De Baviere 1389
The Queen of France, Isabeau de Baviere, enters Paris. Date: 1389

Lady in waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI, 1389. She wears a tall bonnet with brocade tail
FLO4657152 Lady in waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI, 1389. She wears a tall bonnet with brocade tail, necklace, and red velvet dress with high waist and ermine hem

Lady in waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI, 1389. She wears a tall conical bonnet with long veil
FLO4657131 Lady in waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI, 1389. She wears a tall conical bonnet with long veil, necklace, and gold dress with high waist and ermine hem

Isabelle de Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI. In her wedding dress, aged 14, 1385
FLO4657655 Isabelle de Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI. In her wedding dress, aged 14, 1385. She wears a tall headdress with diadem, royal mantle over a sur cotte dress all decorated with gold

Isabelle de Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI. In her wedding dress, aged 14, 1385. She wears a tall headdress with diadem, royal mantle over a sur cotte dress all decorated with gold

Lady in waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI, 1389. She wears a tall conical bonnet with long veil, necklace, and gold dress with high waist and ermine hem, crakows or poulaines

Tournament in honor of Isabeau of Bavaria. Isabeau of Bavaria was born into the House of Wittelsbach as the eldest daughter of Duke Stephen III of Bavaria-Ingolstadt and Taddea Visconti of Milan

Entrance Of Queen Isabeau Of Bavaria Into Paris, June 20, 1389. Queen Isabeau 1370 - 1435, Consort Of King Charles Vi. From Les Artes Au Moyen Age, Published Paris 1873

Isabeau De Baviere
ISABEAU DE BAVIERE queen of Charles VI, accompanied by two ladies in waiting Date: 1370 - 1435

Isabeau Enters Paris
ISABEAU DE BAVIERE is borne into Paris to marry Charles VI (le Fou) Date: 1389

Marie Duchesse Orleans
MARIE ISABEAU, duchesse d ORLEANS. known as the COMTESSE DE PARIS, wife of Louis Philippe, claimant to the French throne. Date: 1848 - 1919

ISABELLA OF BAVARIA (1370-1435). Queen of Charles VI of France, 1389-1422. Isabella entering Paris, France. Manuscript illumination, French, 15th century

Isabeau De Baviere 2
The triumphal entry of Isabeau de Baviere (Isabella of Bavaria) into Paris to marry the teenaged Charles VI - who, sadly, will go mad while she will become a traitor

Court Lady 1389
Charlotte, the attendant of queen Isabeau de Baviere, wears a low-necked high- waisted ermine- trimmed gown and a tall hat

Queen of France
THE QUEEN OF FRANCE (Isabeau de Baviere, queen of Charles VI) 5 in series of 6

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"Isabeau of Bavaria: A Queen's Journey through Fashion and Royalty" Step into the world of Isabeau, the remarkable Queen of France from 1371 to 1435. Known for her impeccable style and influential presence, Isabeau De Baviere captivated the court with her stunning ensembles. In a captivating portrait from 1389, Isabeau is depicted as a lady-in-waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI. She adorns herself in a tall bonnet with a brocade tail, complemented by an elegant necklace. Her red velvet dress boasts a high waist and an exquisite ermine hem – truly fit for royalty. Another enchanting portrayal showcases Isabeau wearing a tall conical bonnet adorned with a long veil. Her gold dress features intricate details and sits gracefully atop her high waistline. The addition of crakows or foals completes this regal ensemble – capturing the essence of medieval fashion. Isabelle de Bavaria, wife to King Charles VI, also shines in history's spotlight. At just fourteen years old in 1385, she mesmerized all onlookers in her wedding attire. Donning a majestic headdress embellished with a diadem, she draped herself in royal mantle over an opulent sur cotte dress adorned with gold accents, jewels, and ermine fur. As Lady-in-Waiting to Isabelle of Bavaria throughout their reigns together, Isabeau played an integral role at court events such as tournaments held in honor of her queenly figurehead. These grand spectacles celebrated not only chivalry but also showcased the elegance that surrounded women like Isabeau during this era. From her entrance into Paris to becoming Marie Duchesse Orleans later on - each step taken by Isabeau left its mark on history's pages forevermore.