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 : Psalm Singing at the Chapel Royal, 1792


Psalm Singing at the Chapel Royal, 1792

King George III, Queen Charlotte, and princesses Charlotte and Elizabeth sing How pleasant is my dwelling place'. George was a deeply religious Anglican and encouraged his family to join him in daily prayers. Newton's print mocks the strict routine and parsimony imposed by George upon his family

Picture No
11099556
Media ID
46715500
Size
4867px x 3416px (6.6MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Richard Newton (1777-98)
Date
17 May 1792

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1792 Anglican Deeply Dwelling Encouraged Imposed Join Mocks Parsimony Pleasant Prayers Princesses Psalm Routine Strict


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