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Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870)

Medallion portrait of HRH Princess Beatrice: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor 1874

Woodbury type | 8.4 x 8.4 cm (image) | RCIN 2101317

Medallion portrait of HRH Princess Beatrice: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor

Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870)

Medallion portrait of HRH Princess Beatrice: Albert Memorial Chapel, Windsor 1874

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Description

Photograph of a medallion portrait of Princess Beatrice (1857-1944). The Princess is depicted in a head and shoulders length portrait, facing left. The medallion is located in the Albert Memorial Chapel.

Provenance

Acquired by Queen Victoria by 1876
People involved

Creator(s)

Search the collection Jane and Margaret Davison (active 1870)
(photographer)

After
Search the collection Susan Durant (1827-73)
(sculptor)

Acquirer(s)

Search the collection View the person page Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom (1819-1901)

Subject(s)

Search the collection Henri Joseph François, Baron de Triqueti (1804-74)

Search the collection Beatrice, Princess Henry of Battenberg (1857-1944)
Physical properties

Medium and techniques

Woodbury type

Woodbury type

Measurements

8.4 x 8.4 cm (image)
Groupings
Category
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Object type(s)
visual works
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photograph albums
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Subject(s)
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Europe
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England
Berkshire [England]
Windsor [Berkshire]
Windsor Castle
Lower Ward [Windsor Castle]
Albert Memorial Chapel [Windsor Castle]
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Plastic arts
Numismatics
Medallions
Sculpture
References

Alternative title(s)

HRH The Princess Beatrice. Medallion Portrait. [The Triqueti Marbles in the Albert Memorial Chapel]

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