Victoria commissioned works that memorialised her beloved husband
Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870)
Statue of the Prince Consort, from his cenotaph: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor 1874
Carbon print | 7.8 x 23.4 cm (image) | RCIN 2101211
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.'
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.'
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Creator(s)
Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870) (photographer)
Subject(s)
Prince Albert, Prince Consort (1819-61)Henri Joseph François, Baron de Triqueti (1804-74) -
7.8 x 23.4 cm (image)
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Statue of the Prince Consort. [The Triqueti Marbles in the Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor]
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Acquired by Queen Victoria by 1876
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