Légende

Henry, Prince of Wales (1594-1612), the exemplary prince, eldest son of James I and VII, died of typhoid (?) after swimming in the Thames. He was a staunch Protestant, and his early death changed the course of British and perhaps European history. Copper engraving, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, record date not stated

Date

01 juin 2024

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK25E17_455

Model release

Non

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

51.3Mo (3.7Mo) / 31.5cm x 40.8cm / 3720 x 4818 (300dpi)

Mots clés

black on black class classes teaching lesson history fever fever healthcare healthcare system healthcare medicine medicine health engraving engravings drawing drawings sketch protestant Christianity Christianity religion religions prince princes son sons family families swim swimming swims float floating water waters waterfront death deaths river rivers waters water body body of water River Thames Thames Thames River Wales Europe Europe's illustration illustrations Christian depiction depictions depicting representation representing early medical medicinal digital digitally dead historic historical historically British Welsh England sick ill diseased restored Northern Europe North Europe contemporary drawn disease diseases sickness illness european date dates woodcut woodcuts xylograph woodprint restoration restorations reconstruction restoration work refurbishment reconstructions refurbishments depiction depictions image motif image motifs image images motif motifs dead deceased died one person 1 person single person royalism royalisms maybe vintage vintage-styled copper engraving copper engravings engraving engraved image engraving engravings lesson lessons sketch reproduction replica replication replicas copy 19th century nineteenth century 1900s 19th-century Protestant Historic illustration Historical illustration Historic illustrations Historical illustrations Britain United Kingdom UK Great Britain