Mary Steen
(1856-1939), PhotographerArtist associated with 8 portraits
Mary Steen was a Danish photographer with a studio in Copenhagen, where her work was known to the Princess of Wales. She was later commissioned to photograph members of the Royal Family in London and received a Royal Warrant in 1896.
Princess Beatrice of Battenberg with her children
probably by Mary Steen
albumen print, 1895
NPG P1700(8b)
Princess Beatrice of Battenberg; Queen Victoria
by Mary Steen
albumen print, 21 May 1895
NPG P1700(14a)
'A Royal Luncheon Party at Windsor'
by Mary Steen
albumen print, 1895
NPG P1700(14b)
Queen Mary; King George VI; King George V
by Mary Steen
albumen print, 1896
NPG P1700(14c)
'A Royal Luncheon Party at Windsor'
by Mary Steen, printed and published by James Russell & Sons
albumen cabinet card, 1895
NPG x46561
The Longest Reign in English History: A Glimpse of the Home Life of the Queen
after Samuel Begg, after Mary Steen
relief halftone tear sheet, published in the Illustrated London News 19 September 1896
NPG D46377
The Duke and Duchess of York and their Children
after Samuel Begg, after Mary Steen
relief halftone tear sheet, published in the Illustrated London News 21 November 1896
NPG D46378
Princess Victoria of Wales in her Boudoir
after Samuel Begg, after Mary Steen
relief halftone tear sheet, published in the Illustrated London News 24 July 1897
NPG D46379
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