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Now Available! My Debut...Royal Watercolors in A Dance of Manners
My "historical" regency romance including the young Queen Victoria by Highland Press
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About Me
- Susan Flanders, Writer of Queens
- Royal historian and author of historical fiction and non-fiction... "Bringing past generations back to life," SO WE CAN "Learn lessons from long ago."
Her Majesty, Queen Rania of Jordan
Lady Anne Hyde, Mother of Two Queens
Norway's Royal Palace
The palatial gardens at Versailles
Furniture at Trianon...
Queen Maud of Norway, daughter of Queen Alexandra of Britian
Queen Victoria's bedroom at Osborne House
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark...A future Queen?
Marie Adelaide of Savoy, Dauphine of France
le petite Trianon, Marie Antoinette's refuge
Vicky, Princess Frederick of Prussia, Mother of 'Willy the Kaiser'
Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha
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Princess Royal, Mary, Princess of Orange
Victoria's favorite home, Osborne House on the Isle of Wight
The Duchess of Kent, Queen Victoria's Mother
Coronation Picture of Empress Elisabeth (Sissi)
The Grand Path to Trianon
Princess Toria of Britian, her mother Queen Alexandra of Britian and Alexandra's sister, the Dowager Tsarina of Russia, "Minnie"
Queen Marie of Romania
Queen Ena's Wedding Reception
Wedding of Bertie and Alexandra, future English Sovereigns
A State Ballroom at Buckingham Palace
Marie Antoinette's Bed
Empress Carlotta of Mexico
The drawing room...
Russia's Winter Palace
Looking out at Versailles
Buckingham Place, known as "Buck House," early 1800's
Catherine de Medici
Austria's Kaiservilla
Imperial Crown
Hortense: Daughter of Josephine, Queen of Holland, Mother of Napoleon III
Infanta of Spain, Maria Anna Hapsburg
Versaille's exquisite gardens
Many royal families in one room!
Mary Tudor, Queen of England
"Alicky"~~ Empress Alexandra of Russia
The Duchess of Windsor...Almost a Queen
1846, Windsor Castle
Schronbrunn Palace
The Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, at night
Neues Palace, Potsdam
The Last Tsarina and her family...
Inside Versailles...
Queen Ena of Spain
Queen Maud of Norway
Josephine, wife of Napoleon, and her children
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
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Queen Charlotte, with her many children
Queen Anne of England
Princess Helena of Britian
Isabella II of Spain
Queen Eugenie and her Ladies in Waiting...
The Jordan Staircase in The Winter Palace, Russia
Queen Victoria
Queen for 'twenty minutes"~~Marie Therese, daugher of Marie Antoinette
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Coat of Arms of the Kaiserin Elisabeth of Austria
Queen Mary, Consort to King George
Archduchess Gisela of Austria
Sissi, Elisabeth of Bavaria, Empress of Austria
Katharine Parr, Last wife of Henry VIII
Secret wife of a King? Madame de Maintenon
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth
Courtyard of Livadia Palace, Russia
The Winter Queen, Elizabeth of Bohemia
Wife of Louis XIV, Queen Maria Theresa
Queen Elizabeth I
Tsarina Maria Feodorovna, Empress Consort of Russia
Empress Marie-Feodorovna Romanova
Empress Maria Theresa of Austria
8 comments:
Winks. Indeed, sometimes word are NOT needed, especially with a visual mind like mine!
Interesting photo I found last night confirmed that dinners at Kaisrvilla were indeed at one HUGE round table. I found that unique and intimate.
Jennifer
I'd love to see that picture of the dinners at Kairsvilla. You're lucky to have found it. It takes so much time finding just the right picture!
Those are so pretty. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful pictures!
Beautiful pictures, but I'm disappointed. No Winterhalter pictures? As another person who loves Royalty, I love Winterhalter's paintings.
I'm glad I found this blog (by way of MySpace, btw). I'll be back. In the meantime, I'm sure you'll recognize most of these pictures on my blog at http://denisesden.blogspot.com/2007_10_07_archive.html
I love Winterhalter as well. He is my favorite. But for some reason these pictures seemed similiar in look and were also quite pretty and lose in size. There's a Winterhalter of Sissi, Princess Elisabeth of Austria, down below...
I do much of my research for my Austrian historicals staring at the Winterhalter paintings... I feel a blog post coming on. Stop the blog madness!
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Delightful pictures!!
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