A watercolour showing a Phillis and Nelson Cooper, Gypsies who Princess Victoria met near Claremont, standing in an overgrown grassy patch. The woman is shown full-length facing forward, holding a bunch of sticks. The child is shown biting into an apple.
Inscribed below: Gipsy woman and child near Claremont. The woman called Phillis Cooper and the boy Nelson.
Inscribed lower left: P.V. del. Claremont. From recollection. Jan 12^th 1837.

Princess Victoria was fascinated with the Gypsies who had taken camp near Claremont from December 1836 to early January 1837. She spoke to those she encountered on her walks and even provided them with food and blankets during the harsh winter.