The official coronation portrait of Britain’s King Charles was made public ... collection is the state portrait of James I of England, James VI of Scotland, from 1620.

Their presentation continues a royal tradition of Coronation portraiture that stretches back centuries, including the early 17th-century portrait of King James ... died in Scotland on September ...

The paintings are both full-length portraits with the King standing in the throne room at St James’s Palace while the Queen is in the garden room of the couple’s London home, Clarence House.

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Chris Jackson/Getty According to The National, the title traces back to medieval times and came under control of the crown through King James IV of Scotland in 1493. From there, the Lord of the ...

the title traces back to medieval times and came under control of the crown through King James IV of Scotland in 1493. From there, the Lord of the Isles title was mostly held by the heir to the ...

Methven Castle, five miles west of Perth, had been given to King James IV of Scotland’s wife Margaret Tudor as part of a marriage gift. Following the death of James IV at the Battle of Flodden ...

The World of King James VI & I opens at National Galleries Scotland: Portrait in Edinburgh on Saturday, April 26. It promises to be an immersive journey through the life and legacy of one of ...

The World of King James VI & I opens at National Galleries Scotland: Portrait on April 26 and bring precious documents together with artworks, clothing and jewels to create an immersive experience.