Tag: Monarch

The Queen: Art and Image at the National Gallery Complex Celebrates Diamond Jubilee

EDINBURGH.- To mark The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, the National Portrait Gallery stages an innovative touring exhibition bringing together 60 of the most remarkable and resonant images of Elizabeth II spanning the 60 years of her reign and s…

After Nine Months of Tests, French Scientists Identify Head of France’s King Henri IV

LONDON (AP).- After nine months of tests, researchers in France have identified the head of France’s King Henry IV, who was assassinated in 1610 aged 57. The scientific tests helped identify the late monarch’s embalmed head, which was shuffled between …

Ehud Netzer, Israeli Archaeologist Known for Excavating King Herod’s Winter Palace, Dies

JERUSALEM (AP).- Ehud Netzer, an Israeli archaeologist best known for excavating King Herod’s winter palace and discovering the monarch’s tomb there, has died after falling at the site this week. He was 76. Netzer led numerous high-profile digs over d…

Ehud Netzer, Israeli Archaeologist Known for Excavating King Herod’s Winter Palace, Dies

JERUSALEM (AP).- Ehud Netzer, an Israeli archaeologist best known for excavating King Herod’s winter palace and discovering the monarch’s tomb there, has died after falling at the site this week. He was 76. Netzer led numerous high-profile digs over d…

New Book by the Royal Collection Explores the Impact of the Royal Portrait

LONDON.- Portraits have played a central role in shaping the image of Monarchy. They have helped legitimise claims to the throne, reinforced dynastic ambitions, cemented political alliances, accompanied proposals of marriage, and even offered a glimpse…

New Book by the Royal Collection Explores the Impact of the Royal Portrait

LONDON.- Portraits have played a central role in shaping the image of Monarchy. They have helped legitimise claims to the throne, reinforced dynastic ambitions, cemented political alliances, accompanied proposals of marriage, and even offered a glimpse…

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