Following Albert’s premature death, Victoria commissioned the creation of photographs and decorative objects that memorialised her beloved husband

JANE AND MARGARET DAVISON (ACTIVE 1870)

Statue of Albert, Prince Consort, from his cenotaph: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor

1874

Carbon print | 7.8 x 23.5 cm (image) | RCIN 2101210

Photograph of the recumbent statue of Albert, Prince Consort, dressed in armour and sheathing his sword, with his favourite dog, Eos, at his feet.

The photograph is presented on a page with a different view of the statue. The photographs are accompanied by a caption: 'STATUE OF THE PRINE CONSORT; THESE photographs represent the two side of the beautiful recumbent statue of the Prince Consort, which crowns the Cenotaph.'

Creator(s)

Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870) (photographer)
7.8 x 23.5 cm (image)
Statue of the Prince Consort. [The Triqueti Marbles in the Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor]
Acquired by Queen Victoria by 1876
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- Places
  
  Europe
  
  Great Britain
  
  England
  
  Berkshire [England]
  
  Windsor [Berkshire]
  
  Windsor Castle
  
  Lower Ward [Windsor Castle]
  
  Albert Memorial Chapel [Windsor Castle]
- Arts, Recreation, Entertainment & Sport
  
  Plastic arts
  
  Sculpture
  
  Statues
- Religion & Theology
  
  Religions and faiths
  
  Christianity
  
  Practical theology (Christian). Religious practices. Ascetic and mystical theology
  
  Christian art & symbolism
  
  Effigies in churches
  
  Angels, demons, devils, saints
  
  Angels
- Science, Medicine and Technology
  
  Engineering & Technology
  
  Military engineering
  
  Arms (weapons)
  
  Armour
  
  Agriculture and related techniques
  
  Animal husbandry
  
  Dogs
  
  Eos (dog)

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Statue of Albert, Prince Consort, from his cenotaph: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor

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