HRH Prince Albert

One of the great attractions between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert was their shared love of art.

Both had been taught to paint and draw as children and Prince Albert’s talent in this field was arguably far more sophisticated than that of his wife. Providing a rare glimpse of these personal etchings that only close family and friends were privy to during his lifetime, many of these etchings depict their children, pets and a glimpse of a very personal life in Windsor and Claremont. The prince had a keen interest in art and the Old Masters.

Waldmann 1840

Romeo & Tybalt 1840

Scene from the Theatre 1840

A Mining or Docking Scene 1851

Head of A Man 1841

Two Peasant Women, 1842

Götz of Berlichingen and the Pilgrim, 1841

Her Serene Highness Princess Feodore Hohenlohe-Langeborg, 1840

Bearded Oriental Head 1840

Crows & a fox attacking a dead stag, 1843

Head of A Man with Curling Hair 1840

HRH Prince Albert