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April 26, 2024. List of All of Britain’s World Heritage Sites and Why They’re Important. April 24, 2024. City Guides. Most famous as an actress and the mistress of Charles II, who she had two sons with, Nell Gwyn, or Gwynne, had an unlikely start in life serving drinks in - British History, Featured, Great Britons, Restoration Era, Royal ...
ピーター・レリー が原画を描き、 トーマス・ライト が版画にした肖像画. ネル・グウィン （Nell Gwyn, 1650年 2月2日 - 1687年 11月14日 ）は、 イングランド 王 チャールズ2世 の寵姫（ ミストレス ）。.
But in 1669, Nell became pregnant with her first child with the king and quit the theatre. The king moved her into a house in Lincoln's Inn Fields, where their son, also named Charles, was born in May 1670.
Nell Gwyn (o Gwynn o Gwynne ), nacida Eleanor, ( 2 de febreru de 1650 , Londres – 14 de payares de 1687 , Londres y Reinu Xuníu ), foi una de les primeres actrices ingleses que llogró reconocencia pública, y foi amante mientres munchos años del rei Carlos II. Samuel Pepys llamar « pretty, witty Nell » («bella y atélite Nell»).
14 de mar. de 2019 · Royal Mistresses: Nell Gwyn. “Let not poor Nellie starve”. This is reported to be one of the last requests that King Charles II made to his brother James shortly before his death. Charles had had multiple mistresses during his life, and Eleanor “Nell” Gwyn was just one of several long-term favourites. But unlike her contemporaries, who ...
Nell Gwyn. (1650–87). The Puritan Commonwealth in England ended with the reestablishment of rule by royalty in 1660. With the new king, Charles II, on the throne, England was ready to turn its back upon the bleak and joyless years of Puritan rule and to revel in the pleasures of life. No one was more representative of the mood of the nation ...
18 de jan. de 2019 · Nell Gwynn (1650–1687) may be unknown to contemporary playgoers, but her grit, wit and feisty talents deserve kudos even three and a half centuries past her initial turn on stage. Hats off to playwright Jessica Swale for seeing to it that she gets them. Gwynn was among the first women to perform in the English theater.
