Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Collection

The Princess Frederick William of Prussia promenading in the garden of the palace at... 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Princess Frederick William of Prussia promenading in the garden of the palace at Charlottenburg, 1860. Mr. Ludwig Loeffler, of Berlin

Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal of England - from a photograph by Mayall, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal of England - from a photograph by Mayall, 1856. Portrait of Victoria, Princess Royal, daughter of Queen Victoria

Confirmation of Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, in the Private Chapel, Windsor Castle, 1856. Creator: W Thomas
Confirmation of Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, in the Private Chapel, Windsor Castle, 1856. Victoria, Princess Royal is confirmed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, John Bird Sumner

The Princess Royal, Aged 17 Months, and the Prince of Wales, Aged 5 Months, c1841, (c1897). Creator: Unknown
The Princess Royal, Aged 17 Months, and the Prince of Wales, Aged 5 Months, c1841, (c1897). Two of Queen Victoria's children: Victoria Princess Royal, and her younger brother

Arival of the Empress Dowager Frederick of Germany at Port Victoria, 1888. Creator: Unknown
Arival of the Empress Dowager Frederick of Germany at Port Victoria, 1888. From, The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 38. July to December, 1888

The Crown Princess of Prussia, 1861. Creator: John Jabez Edwin Mayall
The Crown Princess of Prussia, 1861. [Portrait of Victoria, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria and wife of Frederick, Crown Prince of Prussia

Konigin v. England, Kronprinzessin Victoria, Erbprinzessin v. S. Mein, Prinzessin Feodora v. S. M. 1880s

Royal Children in Tableau of the Seasons, 1854. Creator: Roger Fenton
Royal Children in Tableau of the Seasons, 1854

The Marriage of Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William of Prussia... 1858, (1901)
The Marriage of Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William of Prussia in the Chapel Royal, St. James s, January 25, 1858, (1901)

The Crown Princess of the German Empire and of Prussia, 1884. Artist: Rudolf Blind
The Crown Princess of the German Empire and of Prussia (Princess Royal of Great Britain and Ireland.), 1884. Victoria, Princess Royal (1840-1901)

Buckingham Palace. The Princess Royal sitting for a Portrait, c1841. Artist: William Radclyffe
Buckingham Palace. The Princess Royal sitting for a Portrait, c1841. Victoria, Princess Royal, as a child, sits for a portrait by the painter, Sir Franicis Grant

The Cross, Banbury, Oxfordshire, 1910. Stone monument erected in 1859 to commemorate the marriage of Queen Victorias daughter Victoria, the Princess Royal

Victoria, Princess Royal, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria, (1900). Artist: Reichard & Lindner
Victoria, Princess Royal, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria, (1900). Victoria (1840-1901) married Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia in 1858

The Princess Royal, 1884. Artist: Vincent Brooks
The Princess Royal, 1884. Portrait of Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary (1840-1901), daughter of Queen Victoria, from Vanity Fair, (7 June 1884)

Confirmation of the princess royal, Windsor Castle, 1856
Confirmation of the princess royal in the private chapel, Windsor Castle, 1856. Queen Victorias daughter, Victoria, Princess Royal, is confirmed in a Christian ceremony

The christening of the Princess Royal, 1841, (1900). Queen Victorias daughter, Victoria, Princess Royal (1840-1901), is baptised in a Christian ceremony in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace

Queen Victorias children, mid-19th century. Artist: Franz Xaver Winterhalter
Queen Victorias children, mid-19th century. Princess Royal, (born 1840); Princess Alice Maud Mary (born 1843); Prince Alfred Ernest (born 1844); Princess Helena Augusta Victoria (born 1845); Edward

Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria, late 19th century. Series of portraits showing the Princess Royal (1840-1901) at 11 months, at 17, 18

Marriage of the Princess Royal and Emperor Frederick III, 25 January 1858, (c1888). Victoria, Princess Royal, daughter of Queen Victoria, was married at the Chapel Royal, St. Jamess Palace

The Wooing of the Princess Royal, 1850s, (1888). Emperor Frederick III presents an engagement ring to Victoria, Princess Royal, daughter of Queen Victoria. They were married in 1858

Page of Buckingham Palace Census Return for 1841. It shows the age of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as 20 and their first child, the Princess Royal, as 6 months

A National Toast, 1858. Health and Happiness to the Bride and Bridegroom! (Hoorah!). Mr Punch, as the Peoples representative

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"Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary: A Royal Journey Through Time" Step into the captivating world of Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary, a prominent figure in European royalty during the 19th century. From her early years as the Crown Princess of Prussia to her later role as Empress Dowager Frederick of Germany, her life was filled with grandeur and significance. In 1861, captured by John Jabez Edwin Mayall's lens, we catch a glimpse of the young princess exuding grace and poise. Her regal presence is further emphasized in portraits such as "Konigin v. England, Kronprinzessin Victoria, Erbprinzessin v. S, " showcasing her status as an heir to both England and Prussia. As she grew older, Princess Victoria became known for more than just her royal lineage. In Roger Fenton's photograph titled "Royal Children in Tableau of the Seasons, " we witness a playful side to this esteemed princess alongside her siblings – a testament to their close bond within Buckingham Palace walls. Love blossomed when she married Prince Frederick William of Prussia in 1858; their union symbolizing diplomatic ties between nations. The joyous occasion is immortalized through photographs like "The Marriage of Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William of Prussia. . 1858 (1901), " capturing their radiant smiles and promising future together. Throughout her reign as Crown Princess and eventually Empress Dowager Frederick, Rudolf Blind's artwork portrays a woman who embodied strength and elegance amidst political challenges faced by Germany at that time. But beyond official duties lay personal moments that defined Princess Victoria's life – from sitting for portraits at Buckingham Palace or visiting places like Banbury's iconic Cross in Oxfordshire during 1910 – each image offers glimpses into the private world behind royal curtains. One cannot overlook significant milestones either.