King Umberto Umberto was born on 1844, March 14 in Turin, in the Royal Palace. He is Vittorio Emanuele's second son.Reggia di Monza
Umberto was born on 1844, March 14 in Turin, in the Royal Palace. He is Vittorio Emanuele's second son.
Vittorio Emanuele II - First King of Italy (1861) by UnknownReggia di Monza
Umberto I - Second King of Italyt - mountain walking clothes (c. 1898 - c.1905) by Stefano SiccoliReggia di Monza
King Umberto King Umberto has always shown a deep bond with the Monza residence, surrounded by green and not far from the Villa Litta in Vedano al Lambro, home of the Duchess Eugenia Litta Bolognini known in a masked ball show organized by Prefecture of Milan.Reggia di Monza
King Umberto has always shown a deep bond with the Monza residence, surrounded by green and not far from the Villa Litta in Vedano al Lambro, home of the Duchess Eugenia Litta Bolognini known in a masked ball show organized by Prefecture of Milan.
King UmbertoReggia di Monza
King UmbertoReggia di Monza
Margherita di Savoia - Genoa Princess of Piedmont (1877) by C. MarcozziReggia di Monza
In 1868 he married his cousin, Margherita di Savoia Genova, and in 1878, upon the death of his father, he became Umberto I, King of Italy.
Vittorio Emanuele, Prince of Naples, baby (1869) by Luigi MontalboneReggia di Monza
Queen Margherita (widow clothes) (1910) by UnknownReggia di Monza
King Umberto In Monza city ends the King’s life, the regicide. It took place on July 1900, Sunday 29th during the gymnastic competition of the Monza club called “Forti e Liberi”.Reggia di Monza
In Monza city ends the King’s life: the regicide. It took place on July 1900, Sunday 29th during the gymnastic competition of the Monza club called “Forti e Liberi”.
King Umberto I bust (c. 1880 - c. 1890)Reggia di Monza
Umberto I, King of Italy, historical reconstruction (c. 1901 - c. 2000) by Eleuterio PaglianoReggia di Monza
Umberto I - Second King of Italy in uniform - spencer Astrakan (1878) by G.Castagnola, Firenze/ Genova F.lli CabellaReggia di Monza
That evening, the King, due to the overwhelming heat, decided not to put on the usual protective steel mesh. An anarchist, Gaetano Bresci, shoot him and murdered him with three gunshots.
Umberto I second King of Italy in General Army unifrom (1890) by UnknownReggia di Monza
Umberto I - Second King of Italy - frock coat and cylinder (1900) by Giuseppe NavariniReggia di Monza
Umberto I - Second King of Italy - frock coat and white hat (1900) by R. SusanReggia di Monza
The King’s body was kept for several days in his ice-filled bathtub pending the return of his son Vittorio Emanuele and the funeral in Rome.
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