James V, born 10th April 1512 and died 14th December 1542, was the seventh Stuart king of Scotland (1513-42), the son of James IV. Mary of Guise was born on 20 November 1515, eldest daughter of the marriage of love between Antoinette of Bourbon and Claud, Count of Guise.
His face when she asked, "A castle full of little royals?" Happy #FraryFriday #Frary #FraryForever #TobyRegbo #AdelaideKane #Reign #fbf…
Mary Queen of Scots was born in this room... one of the RARE photos taken by a visitor. Photos are not allowed in almost all the rooms, due to the flash that deteriorates the paintings and wall hangings.
This wash drawing is one of David Allan’s sketches for a series of large-scale history paintings, most of which were never executed. Mistakenly inscribed ‘Queen Mary surrenders at Pinkie’, this drawing shows Mary’s return to Edinburgh after her surrender at Carberry Hill. Essentially a prisoner of the Confederate Lords, she was taken to the Provost’s residence on High Street. An angry and excited mob eagerly awaited her arrival, shouting abuse and accusing her of murder. The rebel Lords’ propaganda had clearly worked. To the left, their banner shows an image of the young Prince James and his murdered father, Lord Darnley. The writing: ‘Judge and revenge my cause, O Lord’, implied that the Lords were acting in the prince’s interest by avenging Darnley’s death.
Burghley House is a grand Elizabethan mansion located near Stamford in Lincolnshire, England. It was built by William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley, who was the chief advisor to Queen Elizabeth I. Construction began in 1555 and was largely completed by 1587. The house is a prime example of Elizabethan architecture, known for its intricate designs and extensive use of classical motifs. The house is set within a large park designed by the famous landscape architect Capability Brown. - #historicp...
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Portrait of Mary Queen of Scots, after conservation, Trinity House. #Scotland #History #Collections
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Pamela Christian - Mary Stuart
Pamela Christian and Scott Daigle - Mary Stuart
Pamela Christian and Helen Merino - Mary Stuart
Mary Stewart Masterson, Fried Green Tomatoes
