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Statue of John Brown at Balmoral
Statue of John Brown (1826-1883) (personal servant and favourite of Queen Victoria) at Balmoral (removed by order of King Edward VII). Date: circa 1911
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This evocative photograph captures the statue of John Brown (1826-1883) at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, circa 1911. John Brown was a Scottish groomsman, personal servant, and favorite of Queen Victoria. He first came into the Queen's service in 1852 and quickly became a trusted confidant and companion. Brown's close relationship with the Queen was a subject of much gossip and controversy, particularly during her widowhood. The statue, which was removed by order of King Edward VII in 1911, stands proudly in the grounds of Balmoral, a testament to the enduring bond between the monarch and her loyal servant. Brown's presence at Balmoral was a source of comfort and stability for Victoria during her time at the Scottish estate. He was known for his kindness, loyalty, and devotion to the Queen, and was often referred to as her 'good right hand.' The statue, which was sculpted by Thomas Brock, depicts Brown in his traditional Scottish attire, holding a riding crop and wearing a kilt. The statue's placement in the gardens of Balmoral, with the rolling hills and scenic beauty of the Scottish countryside in the background, adds to the sense of tranquility and peace that was so important to Victoria during her time at the estate. Despite the controversy surrounding their relationship, John Brown remains an intriguing and important figure in the history of the British monarchy. This photograph provides a glimpse into the past, offering a glimpse into the close bond between the Queen and her trusted servant, and the enduring legacy of their time together at Balmoral.
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