Attributed to William Corden the Younger (English, 1819-1900), A Small Portrait of Queen Victoria Standing on the East Terrace at Windsor Castle, circa 1840

Signed, “W. Corden/ Windsor,” l.l., numbered in ink verso, “No. 171,” oil on panel, framed.

7 5/8 in. x 5 7/8 in. (sight), 11 ½ in. x 10 in. (frame)

This depiction was likely executed by William Corden the Younger, copied after the original done in 1838 by his father William Corden the Elder (1795-1867). The Queen commissioned both father and son to produce copies of works for the Royal Family.

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A Main Line, Philadelphia collection.

Note:

This depiction was likely executed by William Corden the Younger, copied after the original done in 1838 by his father William Corden the Elder (1795-1867). The Queen commissioned both father and son to produce copies of works for the Royal Family.

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Attributed to William Corden the Younger (English, 1819-1900), A Small Portrait of Queen Victoria Standing on the East Terrace at Windsor Castle, circa 1840

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Attributed to William Corden the Younger (English, 1819-1900), A Small Portrait of Queen Victoria Standing on the East Terrace at Windsor Castle, circa 1840

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