Queen Victoria at the Drury Lane Theatre, November 1837 by Edmund Thomas Parris

Oil portrait of a woman in a tiara, lace gloves and blue sash, holding roses at a red-draped ledge.

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Queen Victoria at the Drury Lane Theatre, November 1837, Edmund Thomas Parris (1837), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A woman wearing a tiara, pearl earrings, and a dark lace shawl with a blue sash stands at a red-draped ledge, holding a small bouquet of pink roses and a pair of folded opera glasses. White lace-trimmed gloves and a white fur wrap complete the formal dress against a warm, shadowed background. This painting by Edmund Thomas Parris, dated 1837, is held in the Royal Collection.

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Date

1837

Medium

Painting

Museum

Royal Collection

License

Public domain