Queen Victoria visiting soldiers wounded in the Crimean war. Mezzotint by T.O. Barlow, 1859, after Jerry Barrett.

  • Barrett,, Jerry, 1824-1906.
Date:
15 March 1859
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42607i
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Description

The visit took place in March 1855 at the Brompton Hospital, Chatham, where Barrett made sketches of the scene. Queen Victoria was accompanied by the Prince Consort and their two eldest sons, the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred (later Duke of Edinburgh)

Publication/Creation

Manchester : Thomas Agnew & Sons, Publishes and printsellers to the Queen and Prince Consort, 15 March 1859.

Physical description

1 print : mezzotint, with etching ; image 55.5 x 87 cm

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The first visit of Queen Victoria to her wounded soldiers on their return from the Crimea. Painted by Jerry Barrett ; Engraved by T.O. Barlow.

References note

R. Ormond, National Portrait Gallery: early Victorian portraits, London 1973, vol. 1, p. 487 (no example of this mezzotint traced)

Notes

42607i.1-.5 are duplicates.

Reference

Wellcome Collection 42607i

Reproduction note

After an oil painting by Barrett in the same direction, acquired by the National Portrait Gallery, London, in 1993

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