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Painting of a crowned queen seated in a Gothic cathedral while a clergyman in gold robes performs the ceremony.

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The Coronation of King Edward VII; the Crowning of Queen Alexandra, Laurits Tuxen (1904), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A painted interior of a Gothic cathedral shows a richly robed woman seated and wearing a jewelled crown, while a clergyman in a gold embroidered cope raises his hands above her. Attendants in red livery, a standing woman in a white and red gown, and a crowd of onlookers fill the nave. This Laurits Tuxen painting from 1904 is held by the Royal Collection.

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