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tiny-librarian · 4 months
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During the alarm for the life of the Queen, regret at not possessing an heir to the throne was not even thought of. The King himself was wholly occupied with the care of preserving an adored wife.
The Memoirs of Madame Campan
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Sophie of France by Lie Louis Perin-Salbreux, 1770-1774.
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royalbloopers · 3 months
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krasivaa · 6 months
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Leonor Week 2023
DAY TWO: FAVORITE APPEARANCE
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Leonor swears allegiance to the flag at Zaragoza Military Academy in Spain on 7th of October, 2023, as she officially begins three years of her military training.
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illustratus · 5 months
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The Execution of the Duke of Enghien by Jacques Onfroy de Bréville
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alice-and-ethel · 5 months
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“It was, however, the death of the eldest boy, the Duc de Bourgogne, in 1761 that left the seven-year-old Louis Auguste with a permanent inferiority complex. His parents made no secret of their lamentations at the death of the favourite (whom Maria Josepha had called that special pet name, her chou d’amour). The man in charge of Louis Auguste, the Duc de Vauguyon…also took the opportunity to lecture him on his inadequacy for the role [of future king] once played by his incomparable brother.” �� Antonia Fraser, Marie Antoinette: The Journey
“[O]n the eve of Easter 1761 Bourgogne died. For his parents and the King, who had thought very highly of him, it was a terrible blow. [Louis Auguste] was now a future King of France. But he had been brought up without the adulation usually given to future Kings. On the contrary, all through his formative years he had been put in the shade, treated as a foil for brilliant Bourgogne. As a result, he was that rare creature, a prince with a poor opinion of himself.” • Vincent Cronin, Louis and Antoinette
Portraits of Louis Joseph Xavier, Duc de Bourgogne (b. 1751) and his brother Louis Auguste, Duc de Berry, later Louis XVI (b. 1754) by Jean-Martial Frédou, 1760
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Dance Kid 🤢 vs Theatre Kid 🤮
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Redraw of @unanchored-ship 's sketch
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thestandrewknot · 1 year
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Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain’s Diamond and Pearl Tiara, by Cartier (1920).
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roehenstart · 7 months
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King Henry IV of France. By Frans Pourbus the Younger.
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dreamconsumer · 2 months
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King Louis XV by Charles André van Loo.
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contenteditor · 2 months
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The hair ornament, necklace, bracelet and brooches from Queen Isabella II of Spain’s floral demi-parure, by Gabriel Lemonnier (1851).
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tiny-librarian · 3 months
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I commend to God my wife and my children, my sister, my aunts, my brothers, and all those who are attached to me by ties of blood, or by any other manner whatsoever. I pray God especially to cast the eyes of his mercy on my wife, my children, and my sister, who have suffered so long with me; to support them by his grace if they lose me, and for as long as they remain in this perishable world.
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Marie Adelaide of Savoy by Jean-Baptiste Santerre, 1709.
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royalbloopers · 9 months
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Summer 2023
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krasivaa · 6 months
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Leonor Week 2023
DAY SEVEN: FREE CHOICE
▪︎▪︎ my choice: adorable relationship between Crown Princess Leonor of Spain and her grandmother, Queen Sofia. 🤩🥺 ~~☆°°♡~•~~
my video edit made by using CapCut; you can see Leonor talking about her granny while giving one of her first speeches...
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King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, and Infanta Sofía attend the procession of El Encuentro at Las Calatravas Church in Madrid on 30 March 2024.
The image of the royal family actively participating in the religious celebration did not go unnoticed by those present or the media, highlighting the gesture of closeness and commitment of the monarchy to the traditions and culture of the country.
🎥: EUROPA PRESS
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