About Marie Antoinette Season 2. Season 1 of the show kicks off with Marie Antoinette’s arrival to Versailles. Far from home and only a mere teenager, her transition to the French way of life is ...

Marie Antoinette season 2 will begin on Thursday, May 8, on BBC Two at 9.00 pm. It's already available on BBC iPlayer as a box set along with the first series. It's available via PBS in the US.

Marie Antoinette Arrives in France. Season 1 of Marie Antoinette opens up with the vivacious, 14-year-old dauphine finding her bearings in the intimidating, grandiose halls of Versailles.Sent to ...

This is where we have some bad news. There will not be an episode of Marie Antoinette tonight, Sunday, May 18. There isn't a rerun, either, as Miss Austen takes up two hours as it completes its ...

A large pink diamond believed to have been passed down from France's Queen Marie Antoinette to her daughter is going up for auction in New York next month — and is expected to sell for millions ...

A rare 10-carat pink diamond with royal ties, the Marie-Thérèse Pink Diamond, will be displayed at Christie's Auction House in New York City prior to being auctioned off.

Marie Antoinette is one of those historical figures whose lives aren’t as well known as people think. We know that she was the last Queen of France, having been dethroned and then executed ...

1775 portrait of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, by Jean-Baptiste-André Gautier-Dagoty. X-ray analysis of letters between the queen and a Swedish count revealed words that had been blacked out ...

In 1937, Lady Marjorie Manners, the spouse of the sixth marquess, wore the jewel to King George VI's coronation. ... Marie Antoinette's biggest passion was her jewels.

Though Zweig insists in the introduction that Marie Antoinette was not of the stuff that heroines are made of, but merely an average woman, yet he portrays so effectively the tragedy of her life ...

Marie Antoinette to Louis XVI. ... For example, his first spouse, Catherine of Aragon, had been pregnant multiple times, resulting in just one surviving child. Report a correction or typo.