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The girlhood of Queen Victoria, vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 256 — INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO CHAPTER VI

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Richard James Lane (1800–72) had in 1829 made a well-known portrait of the Princess at ten years old. He was afterwards distinguished for his skill in lithography, reproducing many works of well-known artists. The portrait he was painting at this time now hangs in the Corridor at Windsor.

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