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19th Century Vanity Fair Chromolithograph of Queen Victoria.
The Country House Gallery
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19th Century Vanity Fair Chromolithograph of Queen Victoria.

19th century
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A 19th century chromolithograph of Queen Victoria dated 17th June 1897 celebrating her Diamond Jubilee. This was the only portrayal of Queen Victoria in Vanity Fair. Excellent condition, mounted and ready for framing.

Mounted size 20.75 inches by 15.25 inches approx.

Physical Dimensions
Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
20.5cm (8.07")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
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The Country House Gallery has dated this Queen Victoria Chromolithograph Print to the 19th Century.

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SA1179558
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Description
A 19th century chromolithograph of Queen Victoria dated 17th June 1897 celebrating her Diamond Jubilee. This was the only portrayal of Queen Victoria in Vanity Fair. Excellent condition, mounted and ready for framing.

Mounted size 20.75 inches by 15.25 inches approx.

Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
20.5cm (8.07")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Date of Manufacture

The Country House Gallery has dated this Queen Victoria Chromolithograph Print to the 19th Century.

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SA1179558
Dealers Internal Ref
spy2
The Country House Gallery
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A framed 19th-century chromolithograph print depicting Queen Victoria seated in a carriage wearing a grey shawl and bonnet.
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Archive I A framed 19th-century chromolithograph print depicting Queen Victoria seated in a carriage wearing a grey shawl and bonnet.

19th Century Vanity Fair Chromolithograph of Queen Victoria.

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The Country House Gallery
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Lancashire
United Kingdom
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A framed 19th-century chromolithograph print depicting Queen Victoria seated in a carriage wearing a grey shawl and bonnet.
19th century Vanity Fair chromolithograph of Queen Victoria.
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A framed 19th-century chromolithograph print depicting Queen Victoria seated in a carriage wearing a grey shawl and bonnet.
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Vanity Fair chromolithographs were full-colour prints issued as weekly supplements in the British magazine Vanity Fair between 1869 and 1914, depicting prominent historical and cultural figures.

Chromolithography involved drawing images onto multiple lithographic stones, with each distinct tone printed sequentially using oil-based inks onto high-grade paper.

Authentic period prints feature publication details printed along the margins, characteristic lithographic stone texture under magnification, and light natural paper age tone.

Display framed historical prints within gallery wall arrangements, above sideboards, or in dark wood study spaces to complement both traditional and modern decor styles.

Preserve paper prints by mounting them with acid-free mats behind UV-protective glass, ensuring display away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
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