Sep 19, 2025
38 Vibrant Moroccan Dining Room Styles That Showcase Passion - Edward George
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38 Vibrant Moroccan Dining Room Styles That Showcase Passion - Edward George
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The King and Queen of Bohemia Dining in Public
Artist: Bartholomeus van Bassen (Dutch, c. 1590-1652)
Date: c. 1634
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: Royal Collection Trust, London, United Kingdom
Description
The Elector Palatine, Frederick V (1596-1632), succeeded his father in 1610 and in 1613 married Princess Elizabeth (1596-1662), daughter of James I. In 1619 he accepted the crown of Bohemia and, after a single winter's reign (for which reason he is known as the 'Winter King'), was defeated by Emperor Ferdinand II and driven into exile in Holland. Charles I paid out regularly to maintain his sister and brother-in-law's court at The Hague and was devastated by Frederick's death in 1632.
Van Bassan's painting is a nostalgic and fanciful evocation of the splendour of the exiled King, in an appropriately grand setting and with all the formality of public state dining. There is an F E monogram in the ceiling; a painting of a patriarch blessing his son and statues of Prudence and Peace (encouraging commerce) above the mantle. Everything celebrates the glory, wisdom and virtue of a rule that never happened.
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