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Charles I in Three Positions -- Anthony van Dyck -- Oil on canvas - 1635/6 -- The King's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scotland.
Neither monster nor martyr, but a flawed character doomed in his attempt to rule three divergent and strife filled kingdoms and overwhelmed by the larger social forces transforming Britain and the world.
Wonderful painting used by Bernini as a reference for his (sadly destroyed) portrait bust.
#History #Art #Painting #Portrait #Charlesi #BritishHistory #VanDyck
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Charles I in Three Positions -- Anthony van Dyck -- Oil on canvas - 1635/6 -- The King's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scotland.
Neither monster nor martyr, but a flawed character doomed in his attempt to rule three divergent and strife filled kingdoms and overwhelmed by the larger social forces transforming Britain and the world.
Wonderful painting used by Bernini as a reference for his (sadly destroyed) portrait bust.
#History #Art #Painting #Portrait #Charlesi #BritishHistory #VanDyck
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Charles I in Three Positions -- Anthony van Dyck -- Oil on canvas - 1635/6 -- The King's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scotland.
Neither monster nor martyr, but a flawed character doomed in his attempt to rule three divergent and strife filled kingdoms and overwhelmed by the larger social forces transforming Britain and the world.
Wonderful painting used by Bernini as a reference for his (sadly destroyed) portrait bust.
#History #Art #Painting #Portrait #Charlesi #BritishHistory #VanDyck
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Charles I in Three Positions -- Anthony van Dyck -- Oil on canvas - 1635/6 -- The King's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scotland.
Neither monster nor martyr, but a flawed character doomed in his attempt to rule three divergent and strife filled kingdoms and overwhelmed by the larger social forces transforming Britain and the world.
Wonderful painting used by Bernini as a reference for his (sadly destroyed) portrait bust.
#History #Art #Painting #Portrait #Charlesi #BritishHistory #VanDyck
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Charles I in Three Positions -- Anthony van Dyck -- Oil on canvas - 1635/6 -- The King's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scotland.
Neither monster nor martyr, but a flawed character doomed in his attempt to rule three divergent and strife filled kingdoms and overwhelmed by the larger social forces transforming Britain and the world.
Wonderful painting used by Bernini as a reference for his (sadly destroyed) portrait bust.
#History #Art #Painting #Portrait #Charlesi #BritishHistory #VanDyck
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The executioner and the painter:
"Two artists have contributed not a little to the popularity of Charles the First, Vandyke and the Headsman."
Henry Grattan (1746-1820) on Charles I., according to Samuel Rogers, Table-Talk and Recollections.
#SamuelRogers #HenryGrattan #CharlesI #AnthonyVanDyck #execution
[Link is to a painting by van Dyck, a formal portrait showing King Charles I on horseback.]
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The executioner and the painter:
"Two artists have contributed not a little to the popularity of Charles the First, Vandyke and the Headsman."
Henry Grattan (1746-1820) on Charles I., according to Samuel Rogers, Table-Talk and Recollections.
#SamuelRogers #HenryGrattan #CharlesI #AnthonyVanDyck #execution
[Link is to a painting by van Dyck, a formal portrait showing King Charles I on horseback.]
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The executioner and the painter:
"Two artists have contributed not a little to the popularity of Charles the First, Vandyke and the Headsman."
Henry Grattan (1746-1820) on Charles I., according to Samuel Rogers, Table-Talk and Recollections.
#SamuelRogers #HenryGrattan #CharlesI #AnthonyVanDyck #execution
[Link is to a painting by van Dyck, a formal portrait showing King Charles I on horseback.]
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The executioner and the painter:
"Two artists have contributed not a little to the popularity of Charles the First, Vandyke and the Headsman."
Henry Grattan (1746-1820) on Charles I., according to Samuel Rogers, Table-Talk and Recollections.
#SamuelRogers #HenryGrattan #CharlesI #AnthonyVanDyck #execution
[Link is to a painting by van Dyck, a formal portrait showing King Charles I on horseback.]
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The executioner and the painter:
"Two artists have contributed not a little to the popularity of Charles the First, Vandyke and the Headsman."
Henry Grattan (1746-1820) on Charles I., according to Samuel Rogers, Table-Talk and Recollections.
#SamuelRogers #HenryGrattan #CharlesI #AnthonyVanDyck #execution
[Link is to a painting by van Dyck, a formal portrait showing King Charles I on horseback.]
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William Lawes: Think not I could absent myself this night
A dialogue between Eunomia (goddess of law) and Irene (goddess of peace) from James Shirley's court masque, The Triumph of Peace, 1634
Emily Atkinson: Eunomia (soprano)
Richard de Winter: Irene (tenor)
Peter Willcock: bass
Alison Kinder: bass viol
Tamsin Lewis: violin, alto
Keith McGowan: flute
Richard Mackenzie: lutehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0wTjEWnaO8&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#earlymusic #earlymusicensemble
#earlymodern #earlymoderndrama
#17thCentury #17thCenturymusic #history #histodon #histodons #youtube #youtubechannel #youtubemusic #opera #masque #charlesi #historical @earlymusic @earlymodern @histodon
@histodons
#lute #soprano #tenor #violin #flute #viol #violadagamba #renaissance #baroque -
> Charles the First was the problem. Oliver Cromwell was the solution.
Nation - #TerryPrachett
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William Lawes: Wherefore do my sisters stay?
The second #symphony, #song and #chorus from James Shirley's court #masque, The Triumph of Peace, which was performed for King Charles I at the Palace of #Whitehall in 1634.Richard de Winter: Irene (tenor)
Peter Willcock: bass
Alison Kinder: bass #viol
Tamsin Lewis: #violin, alto
Keith McGowan: #flute
Richard Mackenzie: #luteImage: Giulio Parigi: Design for the 6th Interlude for Cosimo de Medici, 1608
#earlymusic @earlymusic
#histodon #histodons @histodons @histodon #earlymodern @earlymodern
#CharlesI #KingCharlesI #17thCentury #seventeenthcentury #WilliamLaweshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6RKcVn8x_g&ab_channel=Passamezzo
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Learn how a story about the 17th century's greatest manhunt inspired Robert Harris to write his superb #WalterScottPrize shortlisted novel ACT OF OBLIVION (Hutchinson Heinemann) in this exclusive interview http://bit.ly/WSPharissl
#17thcentury #ColonialAmerica #writingCommunity #regicide #CharlesI @histodons @bookstodon #historicalFiction #RobertHarris #ActOfOblivion
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Simon Ives' symphony to the (now lost) fifth song in James Shirley's #masque The Triumph of Peace, performed at Whitehall for Charles I in 1634.
Alison Kinder: bass #viol
Tamsin Lewis: #violin
Keith McGowan: #flute
Richard Mackenzie: #theorbohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2I65Ds00Jw&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#earlymusic #earlymodern #history #historical #CharlesI #CourtMasque #histodons #histodon
#youtube
#youtubemusic
#youtubechannel
#youtubevideo
#recordingartist
#17thCentury
#seventeenthcentury
#baroque
#classicalmusic
@earlymusic
@earlymodern
@histodons
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A #song from William Hawkins' #play Apollo's Shroving, which was first performed by schoolchildren in #Hadleigh in #Suffolk on #ShroveTuesday 1627, as they looked forward to the #Shrovetide holiday.Eleanor Cramer: #soprano
Richard de Winter: #bass
Robin Jeffrey: #lute
Alison Kinder: bass #viol
Tamsin Lewis: #violin, altohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR6Cf4zuZoA&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#EarlyMusic #EarlyModern #histodon #histodons @histodons @histodon
#pancakeday #history #music #CharlesI #17thCentury #earlymoderndrama -
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A #song from William Hawkins' #play Apollo's Shroving, which was first performed by schoolchildren in #Hadleigh in #Suffolk on #ShroveTuesday 1627, as they looked forward to the #Shrovetide holiday.Eleanor Cramer: #soprano
Richard de Winter: #bass
Robin Jeffrey: #lute
Alison Kinder: bass #viol
Tamsin Lewis: #violin, altohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR6Cf4zuZoA&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#EarlyMusic #EarlyModern #histodon #histodons @histodons @histodon
#pancakeday #history #music #CharlesI #17thCentury #earlymoderndrama -
How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistory @histodon #CharlesI #EarlyModern
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#OTD 1649, King Charles I was executed at Whitehall. In this blog, Dr Patrick Little looks at one of the individuals who signed Charles' death warrant, Sir Hardress Waller, and asks, 'how did a fairly unremarkable country gentleman become a king-killer?'👇 http://ow.ly/ViBW50MlAu8
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#JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.
"when his
Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
to be executed, grew pale and began to faint" -
@court @HistParl @histodons @royalhistory have you read ACT OF OBLIVION, the latest from #RobertHarris? The most harrowing description of the execution of #CharlesI.
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Born #OTD 1591, Robert Devereux, 3rd earl of Essex. Among noble critics of Charles I, Essex was commander-in-chief when Parliament went to war against the king. In 1644 a disastrous military campaign ended his military career, ushering in Sir Thomas Fairfax & the New Model army.
@histodons @histodon #NewModelArmy #RobertDevereux #CharlesI #CivilWar
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In January 1642, John Pym was one of five members of Parliament that Charles I tried to arrest. Find out about how Pym rose to be considered leader of the House of Commons between 1640 and 1643 and his posthumous legacy👇 #WatchWednesday http://ow.ly/SnJt50M0Y1G
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Earlier today, we reflected on how William Lenthall defied the King. But how did Lenthall become the Speaker who refused the King, and how did he retain his position for so long? Find out this #WatchWednesday 👇
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#OTD 1642, William Lenthall defied the King. When Charles I asked about the whereabouts of five MPs he intended to arrest, Lenthall responded 'that he could neither see nor speak but by command of the House'. Read more about the precedent Lenthall set👇
#CivilWar #Lenthall #Speaker #CharlesI @histodons @histodon #Histodons
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#OTD 1648 MPs were barred from entering the House of Commons by Colonel Thomas Pride and the New Model Army. 'Pride's Purge' arrested 45 MPs who most strongly supported renewed negotiations with Charles I, paving the way for the King's execution. More👇
http://ow.ly/oVSx50Cogsu#HouseOfCommons #Parliament #PridesPurge #CivilWar #CharlesI
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5
#EarlyModern #CharlesI #Parliament #DisabilityHistoryMonth #Histodons @histodons @histodon
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#OTD 1641, the Grand remonstrance was presented to King Charles I. This document summarised the grievances of the kingdom from the start of his reign. Find out more: https://thehistoryofparliament.wordpress.com/2021/12/09/plots-petitions-prelates-and-popery-parliament-and-the-tumults-of-december-1641/
#Histodons #CharlesI #CivilWar #17thCentury #Parliament @histodons @histodon -
Cease warring thoughtsWilliam Lawes' setting of a song from 'The Triumph of Beauty', a 17thC #masque written by James Shirley, and based on the legend of the Judgement of Paris.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SgQ9FXmg8c&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#earlymusic #earlymodern #soprano #lute #viol #violadagamba #17thCentury #judgementofparis #CharlesI #Englishmusic
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI
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How were prominent figures who had physical disabilities treated at court in early modern England? Dr Andrew Thrush looks at how figures such as Robert Cecil and Charles I engaged with court while facing barriers from their peers👉 http://ow.ly/MGZc50LmBT5 #DisabilityHistoryMonth #DHM #DisabilityHistory #EarlyModern #CharlesI
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From impeachment to attacking components of royal policy, Nov 1640 was a busy month for Charles I's parliament. In this blog, Dr Vivienne Larminie reflects on Charles I's attempts throughout 1640 to keep people on his side and if he was successful...👇
#17thCentury #CharlesI #CivilWar #Cromwell #Histodons #Impeachment #Parliament
