Queen Victoria first stayed at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh in 1850 and spent a few nights in the Palace each year on the journey to or from Balmoral Castle. The former royal apartments were redecorated and the interiors recorded by Greig, an Edinburgh-based artist. This watercolour shows a room used by the Prince Consort, with a shower cubicle in the corner. This room was the King’s Bedchamber in the seventeenth-century Palace. Commissioned by Queen Victoria