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QUEEN CAROLINE TRIAL, 1820. The trial of Caroline of Brunswick (1768-1821), Queen
QUEEN CAROLINE TRIAL, 1820.
The trial of Caroline of Brunswick (1768-1821), Queen consort of King George IV of England, in the House of Lords, 1820. Detail from a painting, 1823, by Sir George Hayter
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Media ID 12234614
1820 1823 Attorney Brunswick Caroline Consort Court Detail Hayter House Of Lords Lord Nobleman Peruke Queen Trial
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EDITORS COMMENTS
QUEEN CAROLINE TRIAL, 1820. A captivating glimpse into the dramatic trial of Caroline of Brunswick, Queen consort of King George IV of England, held in the esteemed House of Lords in 1820. This exquisite print captures a mesmerizing detail from Sir George Hayter's iconic painting created in 1823. In this enchanting image, we witness an early English court scene filled with intrigue and tension. The nobleman presiding over the trial exudes authority and wisdom as he listens intently to the arguments presented by attorneys on both sides. The queen herself stands resolute, her regal presence commanding attention amidst the ornate interior of the House of Lords. Every aspect is meticulously portrayed - from the intricate peruke wigs worn by those present to their fine attire befitting their royal status. Sir George Hayter's masterful brushstrokes bring this historical moment to life, allowing us to immerse ourselves in a pivotal event that captivated society at that time. This remarkable print offers a window into a significant chapter in British history, showcasing not only the legal proceedings but also shedding light on Caroline's tumultuous relationship with her husband and her fight for justice. It serves as a testament to art's ability to preserve and illuminate our past.
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