George V in Coronation Robes.
- Artist
- Luke Fildes
- Date
- 1911
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled 'George V in Coronation Robes' captures the British monarch in formal attire during his coronation, reflecting the grandeur of the occasion. The portrait showcases the king donning intricate ceremonial robes, emphasizing regal authority and tradition. Created in the style of academicism, the artwork focuses on realistic detail and noble composure. Similar to earlier coronation portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra by Luke Fildes, this piece underscores the importance of monumental tribute and national pride. The coronation of George V took place on 9 August 1911 at Westminster Abbey, marking a new chapter in British history.
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