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Charles I Dictating Dispatches to Sir Edward Walker, c1650, (1944). Creator: Unknown
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Charles I Dictating Dispatches to Sir Edward Walker, c1650, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Charles I Dictating Dispatches to Sir Edward Walker, c1650, (1944). Portrait of King Charles I (1600-1649) and his secretary Sir Edward Walker (1612-1677) during the English Civil War. Painting in the National Portrait Gallery, London. From " Battlefields in Britain, by C. V. Wedgwood. [Collins, London, 1944]
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Breastplate Britain In Pictures C V Wedgwood Charles I Charles I Of England Charles Stuart Cicely Veronica Cicely Veronica Wedgwood Collins Dame Cicely Veronica Wedgwood Defender Of The Faith Dictating Dispatch Drum Edward Helmet His Majesty King Charles I King Of Great Britain And Ireland Letter Message Sash Secretary Social History Veronica Veronica Wedgwood Walker Wedgwood William Collins William Collins And Sons William Collins Sons Armour Battlefield Hand Gesture
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Charles I Dictating Dispatches to Sir Edward Walker, c1650
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. This print captures a significant moment in history during the English Civil War. In this painting by an unknown artist, we witness King Charles I and his loyal secretary, Sir Edward Walker, engrossed in their duties amidst the turmoil of battle. The scene unfolds against a picturesque backdrop of the British countryside. The king is dressed in regal attire with a vibrant sash across his chest and a majestic crown atop his head. He gestures passionately while dictating important dispatches to Sir Edward, who kneels before him attentively. The presence of musical instruments and drums suggests that music played an integral role in boosting morale on the battlefield. The painting beautifully portrays the harmony between art and war during this tumultuous period. As we gaze upon this oil painting housed at the National Portrait Gallery in London, we are transported back to the 17th century when monarchs held immense power over their kingdoms. It serves as a reminder of Charles I's determination to maintain control despite facing opposition from Parliament. This print not only showcases historical significance but also highlights the artistic talent of its creator. Through vivid colors and intricate details, it brings to life an era marked by conflict and political intrigue. In preserving this piece of social history through photography, we can appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and its contribution to our understanding of Britain's past.
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