A watercolour showing three angels surrounding a bust of Louise, Princess of Prussia. The bust is shown on a plinth, inscribed directly below the bust: Louise.
Two hands clasped together are shown below on the main plinth, beneath an invented monogram bearing the initials F.L. Inscribed below: Sept. 20. 1856.
The angels are all shown full-length with one shown placing a wreath of flowers on the bust's head. Two doves are shown flying above.
Inscribed lower left: V.P.R.
Inscribed verso: Balmoral, September 13th 1856.

Princess Louise of Prussia married Frederick Prince Regent of Baden on 20 September 1856. Princess Louise was the younger sister of Prince Frederick William of Prussia who became engaged to Victoria Princess Royal in 1855. Queen Victoria wrote in her journal entry of 20 September 1856 "I feel deeply for [Louise's] Mother and cannot think HOW she will exist without her precious child" possibly thinking of her own 'precious child's' upcoming nuptials.