Isabella Ii Collection

Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (1833-1868).; Isabella of Borbon y Borbon, Princess of Asturias (1851-1931)
CUL4874941 Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (1833-1868).; Isabella of Borbon y Borbon, Princess of Asturias (1851-1931). Infanta of Spain, daughter of Isabella II and sister of Alfonso XII

Isabella of Borbon y Borbon, Princess of Asturias (1851-1931). Infanta of Spain
CUL4875271 Isabella of Borbon y Borbon, Princess of Asturias (1851-1931). Infanta of Spain, daughter of Isabella II and sister of Alfonso XII

Her Majesty the Queen of Spain, 1860. Creator: Unknown
Her Majesty the Queen of Spain, 1860. In person Isabella inherits much of the comeliness of her mother. She is above the middle height, well-proportioned, with rich auburn hair, and soft

Isabella II (1830-1904), reg. Queen of Spain, married to King Francis of Spain, c19th century. Creator: Anon
Isabella II (1830-1904), reg. Queen of Spain, married to King Francis of Spain, c19th century

Opening of the Spanish Cortes by Queen Isabella, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Opening of the Spanish Cortes by Queen Isabella, 1850. Ceremony in Madrid to celebrate the inauguration of the newly built Palacio de las Cortes, seat of the Spanish parliament

Opening of the Spanish Cortes - the Royal Procession to the New Palace of Congress, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Opening of the Spanish Cortes - the Royal Procession to the New Palace of Congress, 1850. Ceremony in Madrid to celebrate the inauguration of the newly built Palacio de las Cortes

Inauguration of the Statue of Queen Isabella II, at Madrid, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Inauguration of the Statue of Queen Isabella II, at Madrid, 1850. The 10th October, the twentieth birthday of Queen Isabella II

Isabella II, Queen of Spain (oil on canvas)
CUL4847463 Isabella II, Queen of Spain (oil on canvas) by Spanish School, (19th century); Army Museum, Toledo, Spain; (add.info.: Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (1833-1868). Oil on canvas

A Republican insurrection in Malaga, Spain during The Glorious Revolution( La Gloriosa, 1868-1873)
3062082 A Republican insurrection in Malaga, Spain during The Glorious Revolution( La Gloriosa, 1868-1873). by English School

Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (engraving)
CUL4872687 Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (engraving) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Isabella II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain (1833-1868)

Isabella II, Queen of Spain, She has throughout her life been betrayed by those who should have been most faithful to
611868 Isabella II, Queen of Spain, She has throughout her life been betrayed by those who should have been most faithful to her, 18 September 1869, Vanity Fair cartoon (colour litho) by Tissot

Called to the Arena! or, Opening the Door to Revolution (colour litho)
3648228 Called to the Arena! or, Opening the Door to Revolution (colour litho) by Morgan, Matthew " Matt" Somerville (1839-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: Called to the Arena)

Isabella II, Queen of Spain (engraving)
1101167 Isabella II, Queen of Spain (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Isabella II, Queen of Spain)

Isabella II of Spain (engraving)
816794 Isabella II of Spain (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Isabella II, Queen of Spain.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection

The Last of the Bourbons! (colour litho)
3648219 The Last of the Bourbons! (colour litho) by Morgan, Matthew " Matt" Somerville (1839-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Last of the Bourbons)

Vanity fair caricature of Queen Isabella II of Spain
Vintage engraving of Queen Isabella II of Spain. She has throughout her life been betrayed by those who should have been most faithful to her.. From Vanity Fair1869. Chromolithograph

Madrid - the Queen passing La Buena Vista, in La Alcala, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Madrid - the Queen passing La Buena Vista, in La Alcala, 1845. Crowds watch the carriage of Isabella II of Spain. The large square building, conspicuous in the centre, is the palace La Buena Vista

Grand Review at Madrid, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Grand Review at Madrid, 1845....Cavalry and Infantry, in the Court-yard of the New Palace at Madrid; her Majesty [Isabella II of Spain]

Portrait of Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies (1806-1878). Found in the Collection of Ayuntamiento de Sevilla

Portrait of Isabella II of Spain. Found in the Collection of Museo Nacional del Romanticismo, Madrid

Portrait of Isabella II of Spain. Artist: Madrazo y Kuntz, Federico de (1815-1894)
Portrait of Isabella II of Spain. Found in the collection of Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid

Queen Maria Christina Reviewing the Troops, 1866-1867. Artist: Fortuny, Maria (1838-1874)
Queen Maria Christina Reviewing the Troops, 1866-1867. Found in the collection of the Museo del Prado, Madrid

Princess Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies, 1806 - 1878. Queen consort of Spain as the wife of Ferdinand VII and Regent of Spain as the mother of Isabella II, Queen of Spain

Queen Isabella II Isabella II 1830-1904 right
Queen Isabella II, Isabella II (1830-1904), right, Queen of Spain, Master of King Francis of Spain, painting, oil on canvas, Height, 253 cm (99.6 inches), Width, 140 cm (55.1 inches)

Attack on Isabella II (1830-1904) and King Francis of Spain (1822-1902). Madrid. Spain
Attack on Isabella II (1830-1904) and King Francis of Spain (1822-1902). Madrid, Spain. Colored engraving from 1872

Source Size = 2584 x 3205
Isabella Ii. Queen of Spain

INFANTA EULALIA OF SPAIN (1864-1958). Spanish infanta, daughter of Queen Isabella II and her husband Francis of Spain. Undated photograph

ISABELLA II (1830-1904). Queen of Spain, 1833-1868. Photographed c1865

ISABELLA II OF SPAIN (1830-1904). Queen of Spain, 1833-1868. Steel engraving, 19th century

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Isabella II, Queen of Spain, was a figure who experienced both triumph and betrayal throughout her life. From the stunning oil on canvas portrait that immortalized her reign to the tumultuous Republican insurrection in Malaga during The Glorious Revolution, Isabella II's story is one of resilience and political upheaval. This engraving captures the regal essence of Isabella II, showcasing her as a powerful ruler amidst a turbulent era. However, behind this facade lies a tale of treachery and disloyalty. As depicted in the Vanity Fair cartoon from 1869, she was betrayed by those closest to her when they should have been faithful allies. The lithograph titled "Called to the Arena. Or Opening the Door to Revolution" symbolizes how Isabella II became entangled in political turmoil during La Gloriosa. This period marked a turning point for Spain as it transitioned into an era of revolution and unrest. Even after her reign ended, Isabella II's presence lingered. King Alfonso XIII paid his respects before her coffin in another poignant lithograph. It serves as a reminder that despite being dethroned, she still held significance within Spanish history. Through various engravings and caricatures like "The Last of the Bourbons. " or "Vanity Fair caricature, " we catch glimpses into how Isabella II was perceived by society at different points in time – sometimes revered but often subject to ridicule or criticism. Yet amidst all these portrayals lies an image captured by unknown artists: Madrid - where Queen Isabella passed La Buena Vista on La Alcala street in 1845. This moment frozen in time represents not only royalty passing through bustling streets but also hints at the complexities hidden beneath their majestic façade. Isabella II's legacy is one intertwined with power struggles and personal betrayals. Despite facing numerous challenges throughout her life as Queen of Spain, she left an indelible mark on history.