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Carriage of Count Sebastiani, French Ambassador, in
Carriage of Count Sebastiani, French Ambassador, in Queen Victorias coronation parade. Handcoloured aquatint engraving from Fores Correct Representation of the State Procession on the Occasion of the August Ceremony of Her Majestys Coronation, June 28th 1838, published by Fores, Sporting and Fine Print Repository, Piccadilly, London, 1838
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Mug Size is 8cm high x 9.5cm diameter (3.1" x 3.7")
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This handcoloured aquatint engraving captures the grandeur and pomp of the Carriage of Count Sebastiani, the French Ambassador, in Queen Victoria's coronation parade on June 28, 1838. The carriage, drawn by six white horses, is adorned with intricate gold and red decorations, reflecting the extraordinary status of its noble passenger. Count Sebastiani, a distinguished diplomat, is depicted in formal attire, seated inside the carriage, while outside, members of the aristocracy and various dignitaries follow in procession. Among the notable figures in the parade are Ahmed Fethi Pasha, the Sultan's representative, and the Sultan himself, who is shown on horseback, clad in the traditional Turkish costume. The panoramic view of the procession, published by Fores, Sporting and Fine Print Repository in Piccadilly, London, offers a glimpse into the grand ceremony that marked the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign. The aquatint engraving, with its vibrant colours and meticulous detail, beautifully captures the opulence and splendour of the occasion, providing a fascinating window into the past.
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