#richard of gloucester

[kindercelery]

This is actually like one of my absolute favorite drawings of him that I've made so I hope y'all like it too

Og screenshot + alt

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price as Richard of Gloucester

Tower of London (1962) dir. Roger Corman

[annethehater]

Thy mother felt more than a mother’s pain,  And yet brought forth less than a mother’s hope:  To wit, an indigested and deformèd lump,  Not like the fruit of such a goodly tree.  Teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou wast born  To signify thou cam’st to bite the world.  And if the rest be true which I have heard,  Thou cam’st—

Henry VI part III (Act 5, scene 6)

[valhallaimcomin]

A young Richard of Gloucester who needs a bit more blending✏️⚔️

[thesunneinsuplandour]

This is the only acceptable way to treat Richard.

[lordbettany]

@vampire-reanimator Moodboard II

[tudorqueen6]

6 July 1483: The Coronation of King Richard and Queen Anne

The night before the coronation, like monarchs before her, Duchess Anne of Gloucester (born Lady Anne Neville) stayed in The Tower of London. For the procession from the Tower to Westminster on the eve of the ceremony, she wore a kirtle and mantle made from 27 yards of white cloth-of-gold furred with ermine and miniver, and trimmed with lace and tassels of white silk and gold (Laynesmith, p.…

[flastar13]

In fact the English parliament had passed the "Titulus regius" which declared the marriage between Elizabeth Woodville and Edward IV void, making their children bastards. It basically made Richard king. This was not democracy as we know it today, the evidence of the alleged secret engagement to Eleanor Butler was too flimsy at best. It is more likely that parliament made this decision because of the influence of Richard III, resentment of the Woodvilles and because they simply did not want a child king after years of wars over the succession. So technically Richard was elected king in the general election of 1483 with a landslide victory. It was not fair and square, the victorious opponent had a solid reputation gained in battles and governorship in the north of England, and his opponent was a 12 year old boy, currently locked in the tower.

"Henry VII stole the throne!" Ah yes who could forget Richard III's landslide victory in the General Election of 1483.

[aneurins-barnard]

ANEURIN BARNARD as RICHARD III THE WHITE QUEEN Episode 10 The Final Battle

[kindercelery]

OHHHH YEAHHHHH CHATTTTTTT ITS TIMMMMEEEEEE

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[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price as Richard of Gloucester - Tower of London (1962)

[annethehater]

Even so thy breast encloseth my poor heart.

Richard III (Act I, scene 2)

[valhallaimcomin]

I've always wanted to draw what I imagined Richard III would look like. There's a few things I need to fix in this, and obviously, it isn't finished yet. But you be looking sharrppp me lord!! And what the actual fuck is wrong with his eyebrows in the first facial reconstruction?? My 8 y/o brother draws better eyebrows. -_-

[theroyalsandi]

British Royal Family - The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attends the thanksgiving service to mark The 80th anniversary of VE Day at Westminster Abbey in London, England. (Photos by Mark Cuthbert) | May 08, 2025

[the-tenth-arcanum]

unlovable creatures quotes from: the tempest, shakespeare // henry vi part 3, shakespeare // frankenstein, mary shelley // frankenstein (play), nick dear

[charlotte-of-wales]

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attend the 'Together At Christmas' Carol Service at Westminster Abbey | December 06, 2024