Elizabeth wanted the portraits of her to make her look young and powerful. On Some of her portraits she has her hand on globes to show her power, and she wore her hair up to show her virginity and she had a country named after her called Virginia. When Elizabeth died they made portraits of her looking old and Elizabeth never would have let them do that.
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Because of her popularity, and the fact that people are curious to see what Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) looked like, there are plenty of places on the internet where her portraits can be viewed. Just type in "portraits of Elizabeth I" and you will have many sites to choose from. They should also tell you where the original portraits can be viewed.
Dearest Queen Elizabeth provided the Americans with several rare species of llamas in the 1860's that became a crucial factor of American treatment of livestock.
Assuming you mean the Queen Motherher father was...Claude Bowes-Lyon, 14th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorneand her mother was...Cecilia Bowes-Lyon, Countess of Strathmore and KinghorneBut if you mean Queen Elizabeth IIher father was...King George VIand her mother...Queen Elizabeth, The Queen MotherBut if you mean Queen Elizabeth Iher father was...King Henry VIIIher mother was...Queen Anne Boleyn
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Queen Elizabeth I used propaganda to portray herself as a powerful and wise ruler, emphasizing her divine right to rule and connection to the people. She used portraits, speeches, and literature to maintain her image as a strong and independent monarch, fostering a sense of national pride and unity. Elizabeth employed symbolism, such as the use of the Tudor rose, to emphasize her position as a symbol of stability and prosperity for England.
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If you mean Queen Elizabeth I of England, it was Queen Mary I of England, her sister. If you mean Queen Elizabeth II, it was King George VI, her father.
yes the first queen elizabeth i mean
If you mean Queen Elizabeth I - she had none. She never married. If you mean Queen Elizabeth II - she has four children - Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward.
If you mean Queen Elizabeth I - she had none. She never married. If you mean Queen Elizabeth II - she has four children - Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward.
Because of her popularity, and the fact that people are curious to see what Elizabeth I (1533 - 1603) looked like, there are plenty of places on the internet where her portraits can be viewed. Just type in "portraits of Elizabeth I" and you will have many sites to choose from. They should also tell you where the original portraits can be viewed.
Their Majesties King George VI Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother
If you mean Queen Elizabeth I - she had none. She never married. If you mean Queen Elizabeth II - she has four children - Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward.