Title

Royal procession of Queen Elizabeth I, c1580 (1744). Artist: George Vertue

Caption

Royal procession of Queen Elizabeth I, c1580 (1744). Engraving after a painting of the Royal Procession of Queen Elizabeth I to visit Henry Carey (1526-1596), Lord Hunsdon, Governor of Berwick upon Tweed, Privy Councillor, courtier and administrator, who received lands in Derbyshire after the Northern Uprising of 1569-1570. The engraving, in the possession of Lord Digby, was made for Edward, Earl of Oxford and Mortimer (1687-1741), owner of Bolsover Castle.
Chesterfield Library

Date

2009

Credit line

Photo12/Heritage Images/D. Bradbury

Reference

HRM19D66_098

Model release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

45,0Mb (5,6Mb) / 14,6in x 11,9in / 4394 x 3581 (300dpi)

Keywords

England female carrying women woman people male man men fashion country monarch guy costume British English litter queen royal dress travelling location century procession Britain royalty visiting lady Tudor derbyshire B&W MONOCHROME black & white black and white B W 16th century 18th century Eighteenth Century sixteenth century Elizabethan palanquin royal visit sovereign TGN Queen Elizabeth I Queen Elizabeth engraving Queen of England George Vertue Henry Earl of Elizabeth I Elizabeth Tudor Edward Lord Earl Edward Harley Harley Mortimer Carey Earl of Oxford Oxford NEMPR Picture the Past Henry Carey Lord Hunsdon Lord Hunsdon Hunsdon Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Earl of Oxford and Morimer Earl Mortimer Vertue George Henry Carey Lord Hunsdon Edward Harley Earl of Oxford and Mortimer engraving