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Duke Ernest the Iron rescues Cymburgis of Masovia by Franz Josef Dobiaschofsky
#franz josef dobiaschofsky#art#ernest duke of austria#cymburgis of masovia#royal hunt#bear#bears#princess#house of habsburg#habsburg#history#hunting#austria#austrian#polish#poland#europe#european#ernest the iron#leopoldian line#spear#crossbow#dagger#horn
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Isabella of Portugal by Titian, 1548.
#classic art#painting#titian#italian artist#16th century#portrait#female portrait#indoor portrait#empress#holy roman empress#queen#queen of spain#habsburg#fashion#brown dress#pearls#window view
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Gown and train of Marie Louise of Austria, second wife of Napoleon Bonaparte
(Bust of Napoleon and painting of Marie Louise in the background)
Museo Glauco Lombardi
#this dress looks way better here than in the painting for some reason lol#Museo Glauco Lombardi#dress#gown#1800s#19th century fashion#train#ball gown#Parma#Italy#Marie Louise#marie-louise#Marie Louise of Austria#napoleonic#Austria#Habsburg#habsburgs#history of fashion#fashion history#historical fashion
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All lands the Habsburgs ever controlled in Europe.
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The Birth of Charles II of Spain Fanart
Warning: This story contains some artistic license
The Queen's pregnancy was approaching its end and had become a matter of utmost importance. The future of the Monarchy depended on this event. On Sunday, November 6, everything seemed to be ready. The doctors and physicians were on alert; the Queen's confessor was near her, and the Chief Steward of her Household was carefully reviewing the arrangement of the items in the birth chamber. To guarantee the success of the event, all the holy relics that were in the Palace and others brought from El Escorial and other places had been arranged in order. There was the staff of Saint Dominic of Silos that the Order of Saint Dominic had brought, the ribbon of Saint John Ortega, from the Order of the Hieronymites; the incorrupt bodies of Saint Isidore and Saint Diego de Alcalá; the image of the Virgin of Solitude and the one so venerated by the royal family, Our Lady of Atocha. It is not easy to find a space so holy and sacred. Everything, then, was ready, the things of the earth arranged to implore God's pleasure. At noon, after a frugal lunch, Philip IV retired to his chambers. At the same time, While eating, Queen Mariana suddenly felt intense pain in her abdomen, realizing that she was about to give birth. She quickly left the table and hurried to the Tower Chamber.
King Philip went straight to his study while looking at Prospero’s portraits. He entered his study, sat down, and began to write to answer the last letter of Sor Maria de Agreda. He wrote with a deep sigh and tears in his eyes.
“ With the long illness of my son, and the continuous help I was giving in his room, I have not answered your letter of the last month...I assure you that what has most exhausted me, more than this loss, is to see clearly that I have vexed God and he sent this punishment to castigate my sins...
(The king reminisces his cherished memories with Felipe Prospero while writing this letter)
Help me as a friend with your prayers to placate God’s just anger and beg Our Lord that, as he took my son from me, He may make his light shine on the Queen, whose confinement we await hourly, and give her good health and guard what is to be born, if his will, for otherwise I do not wish it...
Back in the Tower Chamber, Queen Mariana cries in agony as she is delivering her baby. The royal midwife Ines Ayala told Queen Mariana to push harder. Five other doctors were present at this event in case of emergency. One of those doctors was Dr Bravo. While the Queen was giving birth, the courtiers and Infanta Margarita looked on.
Ah, Sor Maria, If I had succeeded in following your teachings, perhaps I would not have found myself thus. Pray to our Lord that he may open his eyes, that I may perform his holy will in all things... There is nothing new in the English situation. I, thank God am in good health...
At this point, King Philip was interrupted by a courtier who delivered the news and told the events occurring in the Tower Chamber. King Philip was anxious about the future that lay within a few hours. He prayed heavily to God, asking him to deliver him a son. All could imagine the impatience of the Royal Court of Madrid and Europe, waiting for an outcome of this event. As hours passed, Queen Mariana was still in labor, and the doctors argued over natural forms of treatment. They were anxious as the Queen and the child’s life was at stake.
Dr. Bravo proposed a theory: In the past, Queen Mariana had difficult experiences giving birth to her children. At the birth of Maria Ambrosia, Felipe Prospero, and Fernando Tomas, The Queen had terrible epileptic seizures, and the infants died or lived for a short time. On the other hand, at the birth of Infanta Margarita, the only child to survive, The Queen had been perfectly well. Now why was this? The reason is simple: Just before Infanta Margarita was born, Queen Mariana had suffered several violent nosebleeds. Therefore, what she requires now is to be bled.
Some doctors disagreed, warning that the proposed action could endanger the Queen and her child. Concerned, Queen Mariana asked the doctors if there were any alternative procedures. The doctors offered different opinions, while Dr. Bravo defended his proposal. As the debate continued, Mariana went into labor with the assistance of Ines Ayala. The infant cries and is alive. The birth of the infant brought joy to all. King Philip became a father once again. When the courtier informed King Philip of the birth, he was overjoyed and immediately visited the tower chamber to see his newborn son. King Philip joyfully held his son and proudly showed him to the Queen and his daughter. When the courtier informed King Philip of the birth, he was delighted and immediately visited the tower chamber to see his newborn son. King Philip joyfully held his newborn son and showed him to the Queen and his daughter.
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Carlos, A king who would not die by John Langdon Davis
Happy Birthday, Charles II of Spain!
#all I did is just combine these stories together#history#mariana de austria#spain#art#charles ii of spain#house of habsburg#17th century#habsburg#carlos ii#please like and reblog#my art#Mariana's art#happy late birthday#sorry it took me so long#my cute baby#margarita#margarita maria#philip iv#look at them#i love them so much#they are so cute#espana#kingdom of spain#madrid spain#monarquía española#spanish empire#baroque fashion#baroque#artists on tumblr
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Protože lidská práva byla too woke
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Archduke Ernest of Austria (c. 1580) by Alonso Sánchez Coello. Museo del Prado.
#alonso sánchez coello#museo del prado#prado museum#madrid#16th century#16th century art#spanish painter#spanish art#spain#habsburg#male portrait#masculine beauty#oil painting#painting#artwork#españa#español#spanish empire#spanish#european royalty#royalty#spanish royal family#europe#portraiture#1580s#1580#1500s#1500s art#fashion history#historical fashion
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Habsburg family radio listening, 1928. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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habsburg but lovers or something
idk i didnt read the lore ❤
#mochidex#mochidexbirthday#mochidexsakura#hetalia#mochitalia#hetalia axis powers#hetalia world stars#aph#hws#aph hetalia#hws hetalia#aph spain#hws spain#aph austria#hws austria#house of habsburg#habsburg#hapsburg#aph spaus#hws spaus
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TIARA ALERT: Archduchess Ildikó of Habsburg-Lorraine wore Princess Louise of Bourbon-Two Sicilies' Diamond Tiara for Le Bal des Débutantes at the Shangri La Hotel in Paris on 25 November 2023.
#Tiara Alert#Archduchess Ildiko#Habsburg#Austrian Royal Family#Austria#Hungary#tiara#diamond#diadem#royal jewels#royaltyedit#Orleans#Bourbon Two Sicilies#Le Bal des Debutantes
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Napoleon II, Duke of Reichstadt
His mother's son (at least for the purposes of this bracket)
Philip II, King of Spain, King of Portugal, reigned 1556-1598
Instant discourse, just say the word 'armada'
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Schloss Paulenstein by Joseph Holzer
#joseph holzer#josef holzer#art#ruins#landscape#castle#castles#architecture#europe#european#history#leopold graf palffy#forest#schloss paulenstein#leopold graf pálffy von erdöd#austrian#nobleman#aristocrat#nobility#habsburg#hungarian
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Archduchess Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen by Johann Zoffany, 1776.
#classic art#painting#johann zoffany#german artist#18th century#portrait#female portrait#indoor portrait#princess#habsburg#white dress#fashion#dogs in portraits#chair
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Portrait of a young Archduchess Eleanor of Austria, by Ottavio Zanuoli.
#eleanor of austria#Ottavio Zanuoli#house of habsburg#habsburg#16th century#16th century art#long live the queue#archduchess
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Ben and Evie being the power couple of Auradon is a favorite AU of mine. It’s very much like Charles V and Isabella of Portugal, but without any cousin stuff. I know Audrey would have been more upset.
D3 if Ben x Evie were a thing and during the proposal:
Queen Leah: “You were supposed to be his queen, and you let someone who’s basically a carbon copy of you take your place?”
Audrey: “She’s a witch too, Grammi. She knows magic and is everything that I’m not.”
Chad: “Like being a fashion designer, the mom friend of the group, plus the fact that she’s involved in anything Isle or VK-related, just like Ben is. It’s a good match.”
Audrey: “Bitch, you were supposed to be on my side.”
#descendants#descendants 2#descendants 3#descendants rise of red#ben florian#evie grimhilde#mal bertha#jay descendants#carlos de vil#king ben#audrey rose#chad charming#ben x evie#bevie#benvie#like ik audrey would've been more pissed#charles v#isabella of portugal#habsburg#house of habsburg
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Mariana of Austria and Margarita Theresa Fanart
Be warned as some events I wrote had some artistic license.
On the morning of September 17, 1665, the bells tolled throughout the city. Jose Everardo Nithard immediately went to the Queen's chambers. Upon hearing the bells, Queen Mariana awoke and asked what was happening. The courtiers present kissed her hand. Nithard approached her and informed her that the king had passed away. The Queen began to shed a tear but kept her composure. She began to change her wardrobe from extravagant to a simple, rigid mourning dress, with the only adornment on her finger being her wedding ring. Surgeons and attendants were cleaning and embalming the king’s body while a mass was recited at the head of the royal bed. Margarita Theresa, dressed in mourning attire, approached Mariana, hugged her, and wept excessively. Mariana began to cry as she comforted her daughter.
Source: Queen, Mother, and Stateswoman Mariana of Austria and the Government of Spain by: Silvia Z. Mitchell
#I forgot that Felipe's death anniversary was last month#sorry#history#my art#my fanart#historical figures#historical fanart#baroque period#mariana de austria#house of habsburg#habsburg#carlos ii#art#17th century#please like and reblog#spain#mother and child#princess#underrated queen#mourning outfit#tw death#look at them#i love them#they are so cute#ahhhhhh#They are in mourning#so sad </3#margarita maria
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