View of a castle in the middle of a lake, drawn by Queen Victoria

Royal Art to 1901

A guide to works by Royal Artists, from the collections in the Print Room

Queen Alexandra

      Queen Alexandra, A donkey train on a mountain pass, Copyright: Royal Collection Enterprises Limited

      There are around 300 works by Queen Alexandra in the Royal Collection, all dating from after her marriage to Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VII. Queen Alexandra was given drawing lessons by William Leighton Leitch (who had also taught her husband and mother-in-law) and was later tutored by Henry A. Harper and Hermann Corrodi, among others.

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