George Iii Of The United Kingdom Photos Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

This vintage image features the portrait of King George III.

George III equestrian statue, sculptured between 1824-30 by Richard Westmacott, often referred to as the 'Copper Horse', stands proudly at the end of Windsor Castle's Long Walk, on Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park

Vintage engraving from 1861 showing Lord Mayor Beckford presenting an address to George III

This is the King of Spades from a pack of cards produced by Charles Goodall in 1897 to celebrate Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 60 years as Queen of Britain and its overseas dominions. The court cards (picture cards) display former monarchs of Britain, along with their names and dates, and this pack was issued without a joker. This King is shown as George III of England (1738 - 1820). There is a link below to the portrait of Queen Victoria that appears on the reverse of each card; and to the other spades court cards: .

The early 19th Century figure of King George III riding the Osmington White Horse carved into the green hillside of the Dorset Downs outside Weymouth, on the picturesque south coast of England, UK. ProPhoto RGB profile for maximum color fidelity and gamut.

Old pre decimal 1819 George III silver sixpence coin reverse showing the arms of the UK cut out and isolated on a white background

Old pre decimal 1819 George III silver sixpence coin of the United Kingdom cut out and isolated on a white background

Monument to King George III with the monarch standing in front of a table surmounted by a crown, Esplanade, Weymouth. Erected in 1810 to mark the Golden Jubilee of the King who popularised the seaside resort.

The Copper Horse is a statue marking one end of the Long Walk at Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park in the English county of Berkshire.It was sculpted by Sir Richard Westmacott and erected in October 1831.

The "Temple of Concord" built in 1790 to celebrate King George III's, as it turned out, temporary recovery from madness. The folly, as it is, stands in the parkland grounds of English stately home, Audley End House, in Essex, and close by to Cambridge. The parkland estate was mostly designed by Capability Brown. Audley End House is a 17th century English Stately home..

Sacramento, California, USA - December 5, 2011: A 2011 United Kingdom postage stamp with an illustration of King George III (1738-1820). George III, of the House of Hanover, ruled as King of the United Kingdom from 1760-1820. He is sometimes referred to as the "Mad King", due to symptoms related to what is now suspected to have been porphyria caused by massive arsenic intake.

A view of The Bargate, in Southampton, Hampshire, UK, featuring a statue of King George III dressed in roman attire.

Windsor Great Park is a Royal Park of 2,020 hectares (5,000 acres), to the south of the town of Windsor in England. The park is Grade I listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens and is open to the public from dawn till dusk free of charge. The statue was commissioned by George's son, George IV.

Portrait of King George III

The Copper Horse is a statue marking one end of the Long Walk at Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park in the English county of Berkshire.It was sculpted by Sir Richard Westmacott and erected in October 1831.

London, United Kingdom - June 22, 2017: Neoclassical building Somerset House in the district Covent Garden, King George III statue.The magnificent building is a place for many cultural and artistic organizations

Vintage engraving from 1861 showing King George III recieving the news that he has become King. George III's long reign was marked by a series of military conflicts involving his kingdoms, much of the rest of Europe, and places farther afield in Africa, the Americas and Asia. Early in his reign, Great Britain defeated France in the Seven Years' War, becoming the dominant European power in North America and India. However, many of its American colonies were soon lost in the American War of Independence, which led to the establishment of the United States of America. A series of wars against revolutionary and Napoleonic France, over a 20-year period, finally concluded in the defeat of Napoleon in 1815.

The seafront at Weymouth, Dorset, with Jubilee Clock in the foreground. Jubilee Clock erected in 1887 commemorates fifty years of the reign of Queen Victoria. Weymouth was originally made fashionable by King George III.

The Royal Arms of King George III inside the parish church of St Martin of Tours parish church in the pretty village of Eynsford in Kent, Southeast England. The Arms bear the motto 'Fear God Honor Ye King’. Royal Arms were hung in churches from the reign of King Henry VIII to remind the congregation that the Pope was no longer the head of the church - that it was now the Monarch.

George III (1738-1820) was King of Great Britain and King of Ireland. Illustration from Harper's Monthly Magazine april 1883. The image is currently in public domain due to its age.

Old pre decimal 1819 George III silver sixpence coin with reverse showing the arms of the UK cut out and isolated on a white background

The Copper Horse is a statue marking one end of the Long Walk at Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park in the English county of Berkshire.It was sculpted by Sir Richard Westmacott and erected in October 1831.

George III equestrian statue, sculptured between 1824-30 by Richard Westmacott, often referred to as the 'Copper Horse', stands proudly at the end of Windsor Castle's Long Walk, on Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park

"History Of England :First meeting of George III with the Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg Strelitz,engraved by J.Rogers from painting by W.M.Craig and publihed by John Tallis a Company,London & New York in 1850.Digital restoration by Pictore.Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (1744 aa 1818) was the queen consort of the United Kingdom as the wife of King George III"

Fort King George, Scarborough, Tobago, Caribbean, 12th January 2017. This imposing hilltop fort, which was built in the 1770's, protected Great Britain's interests in this area during the period of European colonial expansion.

Attempted assassination of George III on his way to the House of Lords.

Ye Olde King & Queen in Brighton, England, with a car parked outside and retail display adverts in the windows. It was built in 1779 as a farmhouse and named in honour of George III and his wife Charlotte.

George III yew wood and elm windson armchair, English, late 18th century.

This is a mark on a cannon indicating that it belongs to King George III of Great Britain

Ye Olde King & Queen in Brighton, England. This is a privately owned pub and restaurant. It was built in 1779 as a farmhouse and named in honour of George III and his wife Charlotte.

Ye Olde King & Queen in Brighton, England, with people walking past on Marlborough Place. It was built in 1779 as a farmhouse and named in honour of George III and his wife Charlotte.

WEYMOUTH, UK - AUGUST 15TH 2017: A statue of King George III located along Weymouth seafront in Dorset, UK, on 15th August 2017.

Medieval canon at Fort King George Scarborough Tobago local turism attraction

George III triple fusee bracket clock, English, early 19th century. Having ormolu mounts and ebonized wood case.

The Duke of York Column - monument to Prince Frederick Augustus, Duke of York - second eldest son of King George III. Designer - Benjamin Dean Wyatt, built in 1834. London, Waterloo Place.

London UK. July 1st 2023. People sitting on a statue of King George III near Trafalgar Square watching the parade at London Pride.

Weymouth, United Kingdom - July 19, 2016: The Kings statue along the Esplanade, monument to King George III, Weymouth, Dorset, England, UK, Western Europe.

People along The Mall in London, while looming in the background is a monument to Prince Frederick, Duke of York, second eldest son of George III. It was designed by Benjamin Dean Wyatt in 1830.

Medieval canon at Fort King George Scarborough Tobago local turism attraction

Lincoln, England - May 3, 2016: Bust of King George III standing within the grounds of Lincoln Castle.

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Engraving on the base of the statue of King George III and his Horse on the hilltop at the end of The Long Walk featuring the statue of

Windsor Great Park is a Royal Park of 2,020 hectares (5,000 acres), to the south of the town of Windsor in England. The park is Grade I listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens and is open to the public from dawn till dusk free of charge. The statue was commissioned by George's son, George IV.

Lincoln, England - May 3, 2016: Bust of King George III standing within the grounds of Lincoln Castle.

Windsor Great Park is a Royal Park of 2,020 hectares (5,000 acres), to the south of the town of Windsor in England. The park is Grade I listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens and is open to the public from dawn till dusk free of charge. The statue was commissioned by George's son, George IV.

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: The hilltop at the end of The Long Walk featuring the statue of King George III and his Horse

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831

Windsor, UK - July 29, 2023: Snow Hill, at the end of the Long Walk featuring the equestrian statue of King George III and his horse, by Richard Westmacott, completed in 1831