Visit of King William IV to Greenwich, 1835; 'King William the 4th and Queen Adelaide went in an open boat to breakfast with Sir Thos Hardy the Governor of Greenwich Hospital' RMG PY3254
James Holland · British, 1800-1870
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Visit of King William IV to Greenwich, 1835; 'King William the 4th and Queen Adelaide went in an open boat to breakfast with Sir Thos Hardy the Governor of Greenwich Hospital' RMG PY3254, James Holland (1835), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Visit of King William IV to Greenwich, 1835; 'King William the 4th and Queen Adelaide went in an open boat to breakfast with Sir Thos Hardy the Governor of Greenwich Hospital' RMG PY3254, James Holland (1835), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comVisit of King William IV to Greenwich, 1835; 'King William the 4th and Queen Adelaide went in an open boat to breakfast with Sir Thos Hardy the Governor of Greenwich Hospital' RMG PY3254, James Holland (1835), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-63206559">artnap.com</a>
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This loose wash drawing shows a riverside view of classical buildings with domes and colonnades, lined with crowds and flags, while small boats and a larger moored vessel fill the water in the foreground. Recorded as James Holland's 1835 drawing of King William IV's visit to Greenwich, it captures the ceremonial atmosphere of the occasion.
