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Victoria and Albert: Our Lives in Watercolour: The Queen's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse
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    Click on a heading below to read short curatorial essays on various subjects related to the watercolours in this exhibition.

    Photograph of a three-quarters length portrait of William Leighton Leitch facing the viewer, wearing a long jacket and hat, sitting in front of an easel. A paint palette rests on his left arm and he holds a paintbrush in his right hand
    William Leighton Leitch
    A watercolour view of Carn Lochan overlooking the River Isla with a royal group and attendants on the left; Prince Albert leads Queen Victoria's pony; Prince Louis of Hesse stands beside his fiancé Princess Alice's pony and a guide leads
    'Dear dear Great Expeditions'
    A watercolour depicting the completion of a cairn built to mark Victoria and Albert's acquisition of Balmoral,bsurrounded by people cheering and with servants serving refreshments. Signed, dated and inscribed at bottom: 'One Cheer more! Balmoral. 12 Oct.
    At Home in the Highlands
    A Royal Bedroom
    Queen Victoria and the Crimean War
    A watercolour drawing of the theatre at the chateau of Versailles used for supper during the ball on 25 August 1855. The royal and imperial party are seated in the royal box of Marie-Antoinette, under a green banner and the imperial eagle. The theatre is
    Victorian Fashion
    In Search of the Picturesque
    The Children's Fancy Ball at Buckingham Palace
    Family Memories
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