The History of the State Robe of George IV

#napoleon #georgeiv #madamtussauds In this video I explore the history of the lavish robe of state of King George IV, commissioned in 1821 for his coronation, how the robe was copied from that of Napoleon and expressed symbolically Britain's role in his defeat and how the robe ended up as an exhibit in Madam Tussaud's waxworks! THE ANTIQUARY MAGAZINE - MORE AMAZING HISTORICAL CONTENT Why not take out a monthly subscription to The Antiquary history magazine? The study of the past is an endeavour that involves endless adventure and deep dives down rabbit holes of discovery. The Antiquary magazine is unlike any other history magazine – it is a personal project I have lovingly brought to life to share with you. When you subscribe to The Antiquary magazine, you join me as I delve into the past and share with you many of the absorbing facets, obscure details, and intriguing stories and narratives I have pulled out of the rabbit holes of history. The magazine is a monthly treasure trove of in-depth articles and features, all copiously and beautifully illustrated from my photographic archive. Each issue will transport you back to the past and illuminate some of our culture’s lost and hidden treasures. https://theantiquary.online/ Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @allanbarton