Marble Hillさんのイラストまとめ

St. Hubert's Priory once sat on the grounds of Marble Hill, believed to be constructed by wood and designed by Richard Bentley. St. Hubert’s Priory was dedicated to the patron saint of hunting (St. Hubert’s). It was demolished following the death of Henrietta in 1767.

Don't forget to book your tickets for the immersive theatre performance of Henrietta Howard at Marble Hill on Tues 7 June. 👏
Perhaps most famous for being the mistress of George II, there is so much more to this remarkable woman...
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Join the Friends of Marble Hill for their talk TONIGHT at 6pm for free and find out more about Georgian Dinners! Book here ▶️https://t.co/7ugswOqJvb
👀Ever wondered what it was like to be a guest at an aristocratic Georgian dinner party?
🤔Find out tonight!

A delight to hear about Marble Hill archaeology with @historicengland last night. Next Monday we talk to Judith Dobie about being @HistoricEngland’s archaeological illustrator. Free zoom lecture booking here 👉 https://t.co/fSrwkfCVIh. Talks made possible by @heritagefunduk

Henrietta Howard overcame personal adversity to become an extraordinary figure in Georgian court society and a member of a dynamic circle of writers, poets and politicians.

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❤️💕💕My life! My soul! My joy!💕💕❤️

In 1735 Henrietta married George Berkeley, surviving letters between the couple reveal that this was a loving and caring relationship

Find out more about the fascinating life of Henrietta

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Alexander Pope commissioned this portrait of Henrietta, she was 35 when it was painted. It was later given to Horace Walpole, who displayed it at Strawberry Hill.

Find out more about Henrietta's fascinating life

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Following Henrietta Howard's death Marble Hill was let to a succession of tenants. Among them was the controversial figure Mrs Fitzherbert who, in a ceremony deemed illegal in British law, had married the Prince of Wales (later George IV) in 1785: https://t.co/WxZKIemjG6

What do our plans for Marble Hill House look like? Visualise the potential on a tour with our curator tonight, 6.30-8pm. Call 0370 333 1181 to book but be quick, there are only a few spaces left!

Known as ‘the Swiss’ at court, Henrietta Howard was admired for her tact, diplomacy and discretion: https://t.co/k0SvWuQrti #womenMW @MuseumWeek