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1801 - 1875. Known for: Painting.
Louis-Philippe spent much of his youth in exile, finally settling in England in 1800. In November, 1809, he married Maria Amalia Teresa, a Princess of the Two Sicilies. The couple, who doted on each... Read full biography
Louis-Philippe spent much of his youth in exile, finally settling in England in 1800. In November, 1809, he married Maria Amalia Teresa, a Princess of the Two Sicilies. The couple, who doted on each other, would go on to have ten children.With the fall of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration of... Read full biography
Louis-Philippe spent much of his youth in exile, finally settling in England in 1800. In November, 1809, he married Maria Amalia Teresa, a Princess of the Two Sicilies. The couple, who doted on each other, would go on to have ten children.With the fall of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration of 1814, Louis Philippe returned to France where he stood in opposition to the repressive, conservative regimes of Louis XVIII and Charles X, earning himself wide-spread support. In July 1830, an uprising... Read full biography
Louis-Philippe spent much of his youth in exile, finally settling in England in 1800. In November, 1809, he married Maria Amalia Teresa, a Princess of the Two Sicilies. The couple, who doted on each other, would go on to have ten children.With the fall of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration of 1814, Louis Philippe returned to France where he stood in opposition to the repressive, conservative regimes of Louis XVIII and Charles X, earning himself wide-spread support. In July 1830, an uprising toppled Charles X and the Chamber of Deputies proclaimed Louis Philippe as King. In a break with the past, he was to be styled "King of the French," rather than "King of France," thus linking his power to a people rather than to a state. During the... Read full biography
Louis-Philippe spent much of his youth in exile, finally settling in England in 1800. In November, 1809, he married Maria Amalia Teresa, a Princess of the Two Sicilies. The couple, who doted on each other, would go on to have ten children.With the fall of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration of 1814, Louis Philippe returned to France where he stood in opposition to the repressive, conservative regimes of Louis XVIII and Charles X, earning himself wide-spread support. In July 1830, an uprising toppled Charles X and the Chamber of Deputies proclaimed Louis Philippe as King. In a break with the past, he was to be styled "King of the French," rather than "King of France," thus linking his power to a people rather than to a state. During the early part of his reign, Louis Philippe, the so-called "Citizen King" was popular with his subjects but was later criticised for... Read full biography