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Entrance into the Cove of Cork dated 3 Aug 1849
Pencil, watercolour, ink inscription | 13.2 x 24.8 cm (sheet of paper) | RCIN 980055.e
Queen Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom (1819-1901)
Master: Queen Victoria's Sketchbook 1848-1854 Item: Entrance into the Cove of Cork dated 3 Aug 1849
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A watercolour showing the entrance to the Cove of Cork. The entrance to the cove is shown in the background, with boats shown on the sea in the foreground. Inscribed below pasted down sheet: Entrance into the Cove of Cork. Inscribed lower right: VR del on board the Victoria & Albert. Aug: 3. 1849 - Queen Victoria visited Ireland for the first time in August 1849. The Queen arrived at the Cove of Cork on 2 August 1849 after sailing from Osborne with Prince Albert and their four eldest children the day before. In her journal entry of 3 August 1849, Queen Victoria describes how, while anchored in the Cove of Cork, "Albert went on shore, & I, occupied myself in writing & sketching."
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Medium and techniques
Pencil, watercolour, ink inscription
Measurements
13.2 x 24.8 cm (sheet of paper)