Queen Victoria (1819-1901), Reigned 1837-1901
Sitter associated with 444 portraits
Artist associated with 5 portraits
Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne shortly after her eighteenth birthday in July 1837. She was daughter of the Duke of Kent who was the fourth son of George III;. During her reign she influenced to a considerable extent the foreign and home policies of successive governments, and the attitudes and manners of her people. Her reign was the longest in British history.
Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor (King Edward VIII); Queen Victoria; Queen Mary; Queen Alexandra
by Percy Lewis Pocock, for W. & D. Downey
bromide print, 16 July 1894
NPG x20793
probably by Gunn & Stuart
gold-coloured medal inset with albumen print, 1897
NPG x4192
by Bassano, after Alexander Bassano
half-plate copy negative, 24 May 1949 (1882)
NPG x71195
Princess Victoria, Duchess of Kent and Strathearn; Queen Victoria
by William Skelton, after Sir William Beechey
line engraving, published 1823
NPG D10705
Princess Victoria, Duchess of Kent and Strathearn and Queen Victoria when princess
by Henry Bone, after Sir William Beechey
pencil drawing squared in ink for transfer, 1824 (exhibited 1824)
NPG D17516
by Richard Golding, published by Martin Colnaghi, after William Fowler
line engraving, published September 1830 (circa 1824-1826)
NPG D18882
by Charles Edward Wagstaff, published by Hodgson & Graves, after Edmund Thomas Parris
mezzotint, published 5 April 1838
NPG D19493
by Edward Francis Finden, after Richard James Lane
stipple engraving, published 1 May 1838
NPG D20155
by John Doyle, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 5 October 1840
NPG D33732
by John Doyle, printed by Alfred Ducôte, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 11 August 1840
NPG D41584
Vacation Amusements. No.4. Cultivating the Fine Arts. - Etching, &c.
by John Doyle, printed by Alfred Ducôte, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 5 October 1840
NPG D41588
by John Doyle, printed by General Lithographic Establishment, published by Thomas McLean
lithograph, published 1 December 1840
NPG D41596
The New Windsor Pear (or Magnum Bonum) (Queen Victoria; Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha)
by Unknown artist
hand-coloured lithograph, circa 1840
NPG D17072
Stothard's admired picture of "The Procession of the Flitch of Bacon". Somewhat Metamorphosed!
by John Doyle, published by Thomas McLean, printed by General Lithographic Establishment, after Thomas Stothard
lithograph, published 11 February 1841
NPG D41603
Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (husband)
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King George V (grandson)
Princess Victoria Alberta Elisabeth Mathilde Marie, Marchioness of Milford-Haven (granddaughter)
King William IV (uncle)
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