Published 28/05/2015
Explore paintings held at the Royal Hospital, home of the Chelsea Pensioners for 300 years
Inspired by Les Invalides in Paris, The Royal Hospital Chelsea was founded in 1682 by King Charles II as a home for British soldiers 'broken by age or war.' A Unique Art Collection The Royal Hospital Chelsea holds a unique collection of works that illustrate its development through 320 years of unbroken service to the nation, army and local community. The collection focuses on the buildings, occupants and personalities associated with the Hospital, particularly those of the Monarchy and the Chelsea Pensioners. View all images from The Royal Hospital Chelsea available for licensing via the Bridgeman archive. |
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