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Portrait by Jan Boeckhorst, c. 1659
Portrait by Jan Boeckhorst, c. 1659
A 7-year-old Henry at left, alongside his siblings James, Duke of York, the future James II, and Princess Elizabeth, portrait by Sir Peter Lely, 1647.
A 7-year-old Henry at left, alongside his siblings James, Duke of York, the future James II, and Princess Elizabeth, portrait by Sir Peter Lely, 1647.
King Charles I of England, portrait by Anthony van Dyck, c. 1638.
King Charles I of England, portrait by Anthony van Dyck, c. 1638.
The Children of Charles I, by Margaret Isabel Dicksee, 1895.
The Children of Charles I, by Margaret Isabel Dicksee, 1895.
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Henrietta Maria depicted in a portrait by Anthony van Dyck, c. 1636 to 1638
Henrietta Maria depicted in a portrait by Anthony van Dyck, c. 1636 to 1638
Henrietta Maria as a princess of France
Henrietta Maria as a princess of France
Henrietta Maria, with her court dwarf, Jeffrey Hudson. A monkey is usually symbolic of an advisor to fools, such as court dwarves, but in this case is
Henrietta Maria, with her court dwarf, Jeffrey Hudson. A monkey is usually symbolic of an advisor to fools, such as court dwarves, but in this case is believed to represent Henrietta Maria's menagerie of pets; the orange tree represents her love of gardens. Painting by Sir Anthony van Dyck
Henrietta Maria and King Charles I with Charles, Prince of Wales, and Princess Mary, painted by Anthony van Dyck, 1633. The greyhound symbolises the m
Henrietta Maria and King Charles I with Charles, Prince of Wales, and Princess Mary, painted by Anthony van Dyck, 1633. The greyhound symbolises the marital fidelity between Charles and Henrietta Maria.