Queen Consort Of King George Vi Collection
"Captivating and Regal: The Queen Consort of King George VI" In 1923, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon embarked on a journey that would forever change her life
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"Captivating and Regal: The Queen Consort of King George VI" In 1923, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon embarked on a journey that would forever change her life. Little did she know that she would become the beloved queen consort of King George VI, leaving an indelible mark in history. As the royal couple's love story unfolded, so did their commitment to duty and service. In 1937, amidst grandeur and splendor, Queen Elizabeth was adorned with the majestic Kings Orb and Sceptre during her husband's coronation at Westminster Abbey. This symbolized not only her role as a queen but also her unwavering support for the monarchy. Throughout their reign, Queen Elizabeth remained a pillar of strength by King George VI's side. A captivating portrait captured in 1953 showcases Her Majesty surrounded by loyal pages, embodying grace and elegance. The Royal Family found solace within the enchanting grounds of the Royal Lodge in Windsor. Artist Lisa Sheridan beautifully depicted them there in 1946 – a testament to their cherished moments together as a family. Yet it all began with Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon capturing hearts even before becoming royalty. Renowned artist John Singer Sargent immortalized her beauty through his stunning portraits in 1923 – one showcasing her future husband, then Duke of York; another solely focusing on Lady Elizabeth herself. Their union was celebrated nationwide with great fanfare as evidenced by The Illustrated London News Wedding Number cover from April 28th, 1923 – an iconic moment etched into British history forever. Glamis Castle stood tall as Queen Elizabeth's ancestral home - its walls echoing stories passed down through generations. Its significance became intertwined with hers when she ascended to become queen consort. Adorned with jewels fit for royalty, Queen Elizabeth donned the Imperial State Crown during official ceremonies - its brilliance reflecting both tradition and power.