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Emma Hamilton was born Amy Lyon in 1765 and was raised for much of her early life by a single mother in deprived circumstances in Cheshire, England. In a spectacular rise fuelled by her outstanding beauty but much more her theatrical talent, charisma and great talent for languages and conversation, Emma went on to have a massive influence on European visual culture.
Hamilton, Lady Emma (1765–1815) (1765–1815).Born in the Wirral as Amy Lyon, Emma's sensational beauty became celebrated through the art of an early mentor, George Romney (1734–1802). Mistress of Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh, and then in 1782 of Charles Greville, Emma fell deeply in love with him. But in 1786 he passed her on to his widower ...
Emma Carew. Horatia Nelson. Emily Lyon, meglio nota come Emma, Lady Hamilton ( Neston, 26 aprile 1765 – Calais, 16 gennaio 1815 ), è stata un' avventuriera inglese, ricordata per essere stata l'amante dell'ammiraglio Horatio Nelson .
8 de jul. de 2022 · Emma Hamilton Emma Amy Lyon Hamilton è stata una intrattenitrice, ballerina e attrice inglese, ricordata anche per essere stata l’amante del celebre Lord Nelson. Giovinezza Amy Lyon nacque il 26 aprile 1765 a Ness near Neston, un paese dello Cheshire in Inghilterra; suo padre, Henry Lyon, era un fabbro. La piccola Amy
30 de mar. de 2020 · When Grenville needed to find a rich wife, Emma was passed onto Sir William Hamilton, British Envoy to Naples. The couple fell in love and were married in September 1791. When in Naples, Lady Hamilton, as she now was, became a close friend of Queen Maria Carolina, sister of Marie Antoinette.
Emma i Nelson van mantenir relacions íntimes malgrat Sir Hamilton n'estava al corrent, sense, això no obstant, voler-hi interferir. L'Emma va dur al món la primera filla de Nelson, a Londres, el 31 de gener de 1801, i la va anomenar Horatia. [2] Sir William Hamilton va morir el 1803, quan l'Emma ja esperava el seu segon fill i de l'almirall ...
29 de may. de 2024 · Emma and Sir William’s relationship transformed into a warm and mutually supportive partnership and in 1791, with the permission of the King, she became Emma, Lady Hamilton. The nuptials at last granted Emma the legitimate status she had worked so hard for. The scandalous pairing also delighted the gossip writers of the day and so Emma’s ...
