Order Of The Garter Collection
"The Order of the Garter: A Timeless Symbol of Prestige and Honor" In this captivating photograph from c1953
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"The Order of the Garter: A Timeless Symbol of Prestige and Honor" In this captivating photograph from c1953, we see Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II adorned in the regal robes of the Order of the Garter. Standing beside her is HRH Duke of Edinburgh, both exuding grace and dignity at Buckingham Palace. The artist Sterling Henry Nahum Baron beautifully captures their majesty and significance. Another stunning portrait by Baron showcases HM Queen Elizabeth II alone, radiating elegance as she proudly displays her membership in the prestigious order. This image, taken on 12th March 1953, immortalizes a moment that symbolizes her dedication to serving her nation with utmost devotion. The history of the Order stretches back centuries, with notable figures like Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne depicted in a striking portrait by Philip A de Laszlo. His distinguished presence exemplifies how membership in this esteemed order has always been reserved for individuals who have achieved greatness through their service to crown and country. Even Prince Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stewart (1720-88) finds his place among those honored by this ancient institution. His youthful countenance captured forever in a timeless painting reminds us that even during turbulent times, noble ideals endure. The illustrious lineage continues with Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk (1473-1554), whose engraved likeness reflects his role as one of the earliest members to be recognized for his unwavering loyalty and chivalry. Moving forward through time brings us to Edward, duke of Kent and Strathearn (1818), portrayed magnificently on canvas—an oil painting that encapsulates his commitment to duty while adding another layer to the rich tapestry woven by those who have worn this coveted emblem throughout history. A remarkable oil painting from 1847 introduces us to H. R. H Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge (1774-1850).