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May 22, 2019. Stereoscopic portraits of Queen Victoria. Dated 1854. Museum of London. When photography began to flourish in the mid 19th century, it found enthusiastic proponents in Queen...
- How Tall Was Queen Victoria?
- Was Queen Victoria pretty?
- What Did Queen Victoria's Voice Sound like?
- Did Queen Victoria Have A German accent?
In 1846, an American visitor to London who had attended one of the queen’s receptions described her as a “pleasing lady-like little woman” whose height “cannot exceed five feet”. Some writers have stated that she was shorter than this: 4’ 10” or 4’ 11”. However, in her recent biography of the queen historian Lucy Worsley revealed that the portrait ...
As the young Victoria grew older her fair hair became darker and mousier and straighter, and although she had a very good complexion, her intolerance of heat caused her face to flush. Her mouth was rather thin and rabbity, and, when she smiled the princess displayed small, short teeth “like those of a mouse”, according to Princess Marie of Romania....
Queen Victoria is said to have had a lovely, pealing laugh, as well as a habit of shrugging her shoulders when she did so. Her voice – both spoken and when singing – was universally admired for its sweet, bell-like tones. Her self-confident delivery in public was noticed from her very first Privy Council meeting, held soon after her accession in 1...
This is a much-debated point. Victoria was brought up in relative seclusion by her German mother, Victoire, Duchess of Kent, and German governess, Baroness Lehzen, and the three of them spoke their native language for most of the time. Until she was about 12 years of age Victoria’s tutors were mostly German and so it is unsurprising that a report o...
Queen Victoria and Photography: Beginnings. Portrait of Queen Victoria Holding Portrait of Prince Albert, negative July 1854; print 1889, Bryan Edward Duppa and Gustav William Henry Mullins, carbon print. Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2013. Loading the video.
On the day of Queen Victoria’s engagement to Prince Albert, the future prince consort wrote, “How is it that I have deserved so much love, so much affection?” Addressing his bride-to-be in ...
24 de may. de 2019 · Artist Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805–1873) painted both Prince Albert and Queen Victoria multiple times. He became their official portraitist and was even entrusted to paint more private images for the couple.
1 de ene. de 2013 · 1 January 2013. To the outside world Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their family seemed the embodiment of domestic bliss, but the reality was very different, writes historian Jane...
Many of the other portraits shown here were painted for the eyes of the family only. Several record their life away from the official world, in Scotland or the Isle of Wight. The young Queen and her husband appear in a variety of guises–as medieval rulers, in full Highland garb or even as the Holy Family–in a group of royal portraits of unprecedented range.
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