#queen anne of austria

[canirove]

The Three Musketeers (2011) | 5/18

[dragongutsixofficial]

The Three Musketeers' Polycule, as illustrated by me

hope this clears things up =)

[diana9241livejournalcom]

omg wait so apparently George did sa someone?? what was his ‘relationship’ to Anne? I’m honestly curious if the show is going to include this. In all seriousness though, I don’t think they would. A lot of people have already seen George as just a victim (which in a sense yes because his mother groomed him to use his looks and seduce people to gain power and the fact that the king is 2x his age) but he also doesn’t come off across as completely innocent compared to everyone even though he might not. Im hoping people realize that this show isn’t exactly about ‘romance’ and ship George with people that he’s seducing because I’ve already seen many people just looking forward to mostly the sex part of the story. It also makes sense that they might not include the fact that George attempted to sa Anne in the show because Nicholas is playing him and will make us feel more sympathetic towards George and make King James out to be the bad guy. Honestly it’s kind of sad if they did do that (hopefully not) because the King seems like he’s been through so many traumatic experiences and add on to the fact that he’s insecure about his appearance, has several disabilities (from what I heard), and was desperate to be loved.

I hope I’m not asking to many questions! I’m just really intrigued about it:)

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I don't think they'll show for a simple reason: it happened after the Season Finale.

the last episode is titled "war" and it's implied that the war is the Thirty Years' War, who started in 1618 and involved in his first phase Elizabeth Stuart, james's daughter.

The Amiens night happened in 1616 so... it's difficoult to show it, like the spanish escapade.

George&Anne, so...

They met each other in 1622, during tyhe spanish escapade when george and Charles, at time prince of Wales, travelled to Madrid via France. He found her very beautiful and he wrote to James "if the Infanta is beautiful as his sister we will have a beaitufil queen".

Then they see when george arrived in paris to escort Henriette Anne to London and the flirt, innocent for her, not so inncent for him. She even said "he's the the only man that I can love" but it was a courtley love for her.

The in Amiens he succed to talk with her, alone, thanks to Anne's friend the dutchess of Chevreuse, and... it happened. He tried to kiss her, she refused, he couldn't understand why, he belived " a no is a yes" 'cause no one in over 10 years had dare say no to him, so he continued.

She refused, she fell and he was on top of her, pants down and trying to lift her skirt when her ladies in witing and her butler, found them.

the next day he tried to apologise but the queen mother Marie de'Medici ordred that her daughter had to leave immediatley and never be alone with hime, she and Anne returned to Paris the same day

George was a victim and a culprint too, and this episode really showed that. H was a victim 'cause for 10 years he was spiled by the court, by the prince of wales and by the king so he never heard a no, and he was a culprit 'cause he tried to rape a queen 'cause he cannot understand why a woman could reject him

[highfunctioningflailgirl]

Les Trois Mousquetaires, Chapter 22

After eight days of preparations (who cares about war or the people of France when there’s a party happening) the ball is about to go down in the Hôtel de Ville.

The King and Queen arrive hours before the event starts, both looking stressed and sleepless, and the King is Not Amused to see that the Queen is NOT wearing her diamond necklace. She claims she was afraid of losing it, but she can have someone go and fetch it.

The Cardinal casually mentions to the King that he should make sure to count the diamonds on the necklace. Not sus at all.

The ball starts and the Queen, suddenly looking confident and splendid, arrives wearing the diamond necklace. And - surprise! - it has all twelve diamonds; none are missing.

The Cardinal:

D'Artagnan finds himself being rewarded for his efforts when a hand that he assumes belongs to the Queen reaches through a tapestry and gives him an expensive ring that he puts on his finger.

There's one last little encounter with Constance and the promise that they'll meet again before the chapter closes.

Mission accomplished, d'Artagnan!

[saxifactumterritum]

[image description: a drawing of Anne of Austria and Constance Bonacieux, from The Three Musketeers book. It's all in shades of blue, flat and inky, the queen white and bright against a dark curtain and dress, Constance at her shoulder more shadowed. Constance is sewing, needle raised. They're looking sideways toward one another. End ID.]

sad now

[diioonysus]

art + hair pieces

[kathrynhoward]

ALEXANDRA DOWLING as ANNE OF AUSTRIA THE MUSKETEERS (2014-2016)

[ladywarlock03]

Hi! Welcome to the muskefandom :) If you are still taking suggestions, may I suggest Aramis and Anne in one or both of these poses (from the show My Lady Jane), though with Anne looking at Aramis, at least in the first one? Thanks!

First time drawing the queen <3 thanks a lot for the suggestion! I'll try to do the second image too as soon as I have time :)

[enigma-the-mysterious]

Constance: Anne, why aren't you dressed yet?

Anne: I... uh... have nothing to wear

[Constance starts going through her closet]

Constance: You have nine robes, sixteen gowns, eight shirts- hey Aramis, and six pairs of pants

[whitedarkmoonflower]

Can you gut a fish? // The Musketeers (2014) // S1E9

[canirove]

The Three Musketeers (2011) | 15/18

[valyrianpoem]

Vicky Krieps as ANNE OF AUSTRIA

The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan (2023)

[tiny-librarian]

Royal Birthdays for today, November 2nd:

Constance, Queen Regnant of Sicily, 1154

Yolande, Duchess of Lorraine, 1428

Edward V, King of England, 1470

Anne of York, English Princess, 1475

Anna of Austria, Queen of Spain, 1549

Magdalene of Jülich-Cleves-Berg, Countess Palatine of Zweibrücken, 1553

James Louis Sobieski, Polish Prince, 1667

Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange, 1709

Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, 1755

Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, 1767

Mehmed V, Ottoman Sultan, 1844

Sophia of Greece and Denmark, Queen of Spain, 1938

[highfunctioningflailgirl]

Les Trois Mousquetaires, Chapter 12

This one's called "Georges Villiers, Duc de Buckingham" for a reason: Our handsome, well-groomed and melodramatic Duke takes center stange in a chapter that is dripping with Romanticism (and teetering on the edge of parody).

Constance smuggles the Duke into the Louvre for a secret tête-à-tête with the Queen, and, according to Dumas, we are meeting the two most beautiful people of the saga so far. Let's have a visual, shall we?

The Duke launches into melodramatic love declarations (and even drops to his knees to kiss the hem of her dress). He's come to see her although knowing it's a trap set by the Cardinal. Her love means more to him than death. (Laying it on a little thick there, George.)

The Queen, afraid for his life, eventually manages to get him off the ground and leave, but he insists on taking a token to remember her by.

The Queen fetches a small jewellery box and gives it to him.

There's also a little discussion about the Duke being England's ambassador and how his affair with the Queen may fuel the conflict between their two countries, what with La Rochelle and the siege on the Île de Ré already not being a lot of fun, but who cares about a bit of collateral war damage when it comes to the romantic needs of two royals?

Constance smuggles the Duke safely back out of the Louvre.

[laferelady]

Anne of Austria & brilliants/pendants

[royalty-nobility]

Portrait of Anne of Austria, Queen of France

Artist: Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577–1640)

Date: c. 1625

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena, CA, United States

Description

Anne of Austria (1601-1667) was the wife of King Louis XIII of France. The Queen is represented at about the age of twenty-five, dressed with a "Medici" pleated lace ruffle around her neck and a jeweled crown on her head. The satin dress is embroidered with repeated fleur-de-lys, and she wears an ermine-lined mantle.

The portraits of Anne and Louis were probably painted during one of Rubens' visits to Paris when he was directing the decoration of the Luxembourg Gallery.