Works in focus

Explore works from the exhibition below

Learn more about the places and people captured in these wonderful works, and why they were so treasured by Victoria and Albert.

A watercolour showing a lady and a small girl approaching down the Grand Corridor at Windsor Castle, possibly intended to represent the Queen with Princess Alice. Signed and dated bottom right: Joseph. Nash. 1846
The Grand Corridor, constructed by Jeffry

Watercolour of the Grand Corridor at Windsor

A watercolour showing studies of landscapes, trees and colour trials, possibly executed under the tutelage of WL Leitch. Colour trials are shown at the top of the sheet, with a flat landscape shown below to the right. A tree is shown to the left, with a p

A watercolour lesson

A watercolour and bodycolour drawing of Queen Victoria's arrival into Paris. The royal party is travelling by carriage under a temporary triumphal arch erected close to the Rue Le Peletier, at the junction of the Boulevard des Italiens and the Boulevard M

Queen Victoria's entry into Paris

The Great Exhibition

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Victoria and Albert: Our Lives in Watercolour: The Queen's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse