The golden coach of the wedding procession of Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, and Hendrik of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in The Hague on February 7, 1901, postcard, photomechanical print, The golden coach of the wedding procession of Wilhelmina and Hendrik in The Hague on February 7, 1901. In the right margin a line of Dutch text., inscription, clichémaker: anonymous, Netherlands, photographer, paper, collotype, photogravure, height 90 mm x width 142 mm, The title mentioned here refers to the highest title obtained by the person portrayed, not necessarily to the title the person portrayed bears in this image., Person, Hendrik (Prince of the Netherlands (1876-1934)), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, (civil) marriage ceremonies, animal traction, animal-drawn vehicle (carriage etc.), Marriage of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Hendrik, The Hague, Period, 1901-02-07, A sepia-toned street scene showing an ornate, horse-drawn carriage with decorative trim and carved details, draped fabric on its si...
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The golden coach of the wedding procession of Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, and Hendrik of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in The Hague on February 7, 1901, postcard, photomechanical print, The golden coach of the wedding procession of Wilhelmina and Hendrik in The Hague on February 7, 1901. In the right margin a line of Dutch text., inscription, clichémaker: anonymous, Netherlands, photographer, paper, collotype, photogravure, height 90 mm x width 142 mm, The title mentioned here refers to the highest title obtained by the person portrayed, not necessarily to the title the person portrayed bears in this image., Person, Hendrik (Prince of the Netherlands (1876-1934)), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, (civil) marriage ceremonies, animal traction, animal-drawn vehicle (carriage etc.), Marriage of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Hendrik, The Hague, Period, 1901-02-07, A sepia-toned street scene showing an ornate, horse-drawn carriage with decorative trim and carved details, draped fabric on its sides and tassels hanging from the harness. Two large horses at the front wear bridles and decorative straps with flowing ribbons across their heads and bodies. A coachman sits atop the carriage wearing a uniform coat and a bicorne hat, holding the reins. In front of the carriage stand uniformed attendants in long coats and hats with upturned brims, one with hands clasped. Behind the procession a crowd of people lines the street in front of multi-story buildings with rows of windows, and bare tree branches are visible above the carriage. The ground appears muddy.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A96_378

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55.0Mo (6.9Mo) / 48.1cm x 28.7cm / 5679 x 3386 (300dpi)

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