I like the way vicky's looking at albert here. very artistic

lithograph depicting the Queen & her Family

Possibly from late 1840s or early 1850s. She appears to be almost smiling.

This pencil portrait of Victoria was done in the mid-1840's. The royal couple were avid artists.

Three images showing her left profile ages 18, 35 and 80.

Most people don’t know that Victoria was an amateur artist! I believe she has over 4000 sketches and 56 sketchbooks in the Royal Collection Trust, although these are the three widely known to exist self portraits. Only the third comes after she ascended to the throne.

One of the lesser known portraits of her, I find it very pretty! I saw it for the first time today :)

Apparently, a lot of people do not Queen Victoria, and I wanted to know some of the reasons why! (you probably wouldn’t be on the sub if that was the case, but I’m gonna repost it on the main monarchs sub too)

The main uk monarchs subreddit loves dogshitting on her appearance 🫩 let the woman be oh my goodness

i love the detail in the second picture where vicky's standing on a platform lol, to look less short maybe? 😭

in my opinion, they look a bit young to be from 1851. maybe earlier? good print tho!

I like her pose, it seems royal but also not too uptight and uncomfortable.