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Arthur Robertson (1850-1911)

Frogmore: interior of the Royal Mausoleum, showing the monument to the Prince Consort 1897

39.7 x 50.0 cm (whole object) | RCIN 919818

Frogmore: interior of the Royal Mausoleum, showing the monument to the Prince Consort

Arthur Robertson (1850-1911)

Frogmore: interior of the Royal Mausoleum, showing the monument to the Prince Consort 1897

Royal Collection Trust/© His Majesty King Charles III 2022

Royal Collection Trust/© His Majesty King Charles III 2022

Description

DM 4665: shows the prince's tomb and effigy designed by Marochetti, as were the bronze angels. Granite sarcophagus on a marble base. Signed.
People involved

Creator(s)

Search the collection Arthur Robertson (1850-1911)
(artist)

Subject(s)

Search the collection View the person page Prince Albert, Prince Consort (1819-61)
Physical properties

Medium and techniques

bodycolour

watercolour painting

Measurements

39.7 x 50.0 cm (whole object)
Groupings
Category
Drawings / Watercolours
Object type(s)
visual works
drawings/watercolours
Subject(s)
Places
Europe
Great Britain
England
Berkshire [England]
Windsor [Berkshire]
Windsor Home Park
Frogmore Estate [Windsor Home Park]
Royal Mausoleum [Frogmore Estate]
Victoria and Albert Mausoleum-Interiors [Windsor Home Park]
Arts, Recreation, Entertainment & Sport
Architecture
Architectural history
Ecclesiastical & religious architecture
Funerary architecture
Tombs
History
Social history
Science, Medicine and Technology
Industries, Crafts and Trades
Containers
Sarcophagi
References

Other number(s)

RL 19818

DM : Millar, D., 1995. The Victorian Watercolours in the Collection of Her Majesty The Queen. 2 vols, London – DM 4665

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