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Costume of a persuivant, after 1816. Artist: Unknown

Costume of a persuivant, after 1816. Artist: Unknown

1-192-725 - © London Museum/Heritage-Images

Costume of a persuivant, after 1816. The costume worn by an attendant at the coronation of King George IV in 1821. The tabard is made of cloth of silver satin, silk damask, and is embroidered with the royal arms of Hanover. A pursuivant is an officer of the College of Arms, ranking below a herald.

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People Information

Creator
  1. Unknown, attributed to: :
People Related
  1. King George IV: British: King of Great Britain
  2. Francis Mertin: (British?): Pursuivant?
Medium
  1. Silk
Picture Type
  1. Object
Category Hierarchy

History & Politics Historical Events Royal Events

Lifestyle & Leisure Fashion & Dress

Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 3728x4695
File Size : 51,279kb

Aliases

  1. 17857
  1. 0330001505
  1. 1-192-725
  1. 1192725
  1. 1505
  1. 17857
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  1. Strictly for Editorial use only.

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