Corontation of Queen Victoria
Photograph
1841-5 (photographed)
1841-5 (photographed)
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Daguerreotype of an artwork of Queen Victoria receiving the sacrament at her coronation on 28 June 1838. The daguerreotype is of a print, published by Alderman Moon in 1841, made after the painting by Charles Robert Leslie in 1838-39 for Queen Victoria.
The daguerreotype is in a cream card mount and glazed. The verso of the object has several layers of paper stuck down to secure the plate in the mount. The mount and glazing are held together with a black tape edging.
The daguerreotype is in a cream card mount and glazed. The verso of the object has several layers of paper stuck down to secure the plate in the mount. The mount and glazing are held together with a black tape edging.
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Materials and techniques | Framed daguerreotype |
Brief description | Photograph by Jabez Hogg after a print published by Alderman Moon of a painting by Charles Robert Leslie, Coronation of Queen Victoria, daguerreotype, 1841-5. |
Physical description | Daguerreotype of an artwork of Queen Victoria receiving the sacrament at her coronation on 28 June 1838. The daguerreotype is of a print, published by Alderman Moon in 1841, made after the painting by Charles Robert Leslie in 1838-39 for Queen Victoria. The daguerreotype is in a cream card mount and glazed. The verso of the object has several layers of paper stuck down to secure the plate in the mount. The mount and glazing are held together with a black tape edging. |
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Credit line | The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A, acquired with the generous assistance of the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Art Fund. |
Production | This daguerreotype was made from a print, published by Alderman Moon, of a painting made by Charles Robert Leslie. |
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Accession number | RPS.480-2017 |
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Record created | June 19, 2017 |
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