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Royal Chapel's 1475 Artistry Mesmerizes Fans
20 Oct
Summary
- An unearthed 1818 watercolor shows St George's Chapel's interior.
- Construction of the chapel began in 1475 and took 53 years.
- The chapel has hosted significant royal weddings since 2005.
An unearthed watercolor from 1818, depicting the interior of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, has recently been shared, enchanting royal enthusiasts. The artwork, created by Charles Wild, beautifully captures the chapel's grand architecture, including the vibrant garter flags, intricately detailed walls, and impressive ceiling.
Construction of St George's Chapel commenced in 1475 and was a monumental undertaking, requiring 53 years to complete. Present-day views confirm that the chapel's stunning visual appearance has remained remarkably consistent over the centuries, including its striking checkerboard floor.
This historic chapel is a premier venue for royal weddings. It notably hosted the marriage of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank in 2018, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in May 2018. Additionally, King Charles and Queen Camilla (then Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall) held a service of prayer and dedication there in 2005 following their wedding.
