1819 1901 Collection
"1819-1901: A Glimpse into the Reign of Queen Victoria" Step back in time and witness the extraordinary life of Queen Victoria
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"1819-1901: A Glimpse into the Reign of Queen Victoria" Step back in time and witness the extraordinary life of Queen Victoria, who reigned over England from 1819 to 1901. In this captivating journey through history, we explore pivotal moments that shaped an era. The front cover of Le Petit Journal on February 3rd, 1901, captures a somber scene - "The Death of the Queen of England. " As news spread like wildfire, the world mourned the loss of Queen Victoria, a monarch whose reign spanned six decades. Illustrated in vibrant colors by Le Petit Journal on February 17th, 1901, is "The Funeral of Queen Victoria: at the Mausoleum of Frogmore. " This poignant engraving immortalizes her final resting place and pays tribute to her enduring legacy. An oil painting from 1840 showcases "Portrait of Queen Victoria on Horseback, " accompanied by Windsor Castle and esteemed figures such as the Duke of Wellington and Household Brigade. The canvas exudes regality while capturing a moment frozen in time. A black-and-white photograph taken around 1890 presents us with an intimate glimpse into Her Majesty's private life. Simply titled "Queen Victoria, " it reveals both strength and vulnerability behind those piercing eyes. Intrigue fills our senses as we delve into historical events like "Attempt to Shoot the Queen at Windsor Railway Station" depicted in an engraving from The Illustrated London News on March 11th, 1882. It reminds us that even royalty faced danger during their reigns. A detailed photogravure captured in Osborne House circa 1890 offers a closer look at Her Majesty amidst her beloved surroundings. Titled "Detail of a Photogravure, " it encapsulates Victorian elegance within its monochromatic frame. Beyond official duties lay moments where joy intertwined with royal responsibilities. Witnessing these lighter occasions, such as "The Queen at the Liverpool Exhibition.