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- Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm. Queen Victoria and Sharp. Cast wax. 1851.
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Queen Victoria. Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, Bart.m R.A. (1834-90. 1887. Plaster painted white. Height: 19½ inches. National Portrait Gallery, London. Purchased from the sculptor's executors by the National Portrait Gallery, 1891. This over life-size bust is related to the head of Queen Victoria's bronze statue in front of Windsor Castle. Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, 1st Baronet, RA (6 July 1834 - 12 December 1890) was an Austrian-born British medallist and sculptor, best known for the "Jubilee head" of Queen Victoria on coinage, and the statue of the Duke of Wellington at Hyde Park Corner.During his career Boehm maintained a large studio in London and produced a significant volume of public works and private commissions.
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Queen Victoria at Her Spinning Wheel Joseph Edgar Boehm (1834-1890) National Trust, Hughenden Manor. The Queen and I Adjust Share The awful seduction of the British monarchy by Tanya Gold L ast September, Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning monarch in British history, surpassing Victoria, her great-great-grandmother, who ruled for 63 years and 217 days. Fawning journalists behaved like King Arthur's knights armed with pens.
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Bronze statuette of Queen Victoria at her spinning wheel, by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm (1834-1890) Close view of a sculpture bust and picture frames in the North Gallery at Petworth House, West Sussex. According to Lindsay Duguid, Boehm, who enjoyed a good deal of royal patronage, was the lover of Queen Victoria's artistically-inclined daughter, Princess Louise, who studied sculpture with him. Their "affair... ended with his dying of a burst blood vessel, alone with her in the studio," says Duguid.
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'Sharp' was sculpted in bronze on a marble plinth by the eminent sculptor Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm as a statue over his grave in around 1881. The inscription reads still: 'Sharp. The Favourite. Ignore older acquisitions with missing dates. User Statistics. collections created / modified between and in.
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The Victoria. Taking its name from Queen Victoria, the Victoria mattress is designed to provide optimal support. Queen Victoria took to milling wool after she was widowed. The famous image, drawn by Sir Joseph Boehm, of the Queen at her spinning wheel led Britannia to name their most exclusive mattress after her. Jan 29, 2020 - Queen Victoria at the Spinning Wheel Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, Bart., R.A. (1834-90 1869 Silver. During her widowhood, Queen Victoria took up the lonely pursuit of spinning wool and was drawn by Sir Joseph Boehm at her wheel, a consciously tragic image of a woman deep in reflection, spinning.
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Queen Victoria was an avid spinner. She started spinning after the death of Prince Albert, and apparently took her spinning wheel with her wherever she went. She also liked to knit and crochet,.
Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm. Queen Victoria and Sharp. Cast wax. 1851.
A bronze statuette of Queen Victoria with a 'collie' by her side and a spinning wheel in front. She is seated in an upholstered chair wearing a crown, a widows cap, a necklace with pendant cross, a bodice and long dress.Made by the Austrian-born sculptor Joseph-Edgar Boehm this is one of a series of statuettes of the same theme portraying Queen Victoria in a domestic setting, with her dog.
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[Sir] Joseph Böhm, of Hungarian descent, was born in Vienna where his father was "Director of the Imperial Mint and possessor of a huge collection of fine art." At age 28, he settled in London and soon became a great favorite of Queen Victoria and her family, enjoying "a good deal of royal patronage", becoming the official royal sculptor. Set of three large albums, entitled <i>Voyage en Espagne</i>, dated 1882, containing a total of 152 photographs. Nearly all of the photographs are credited to Jean Laurent y Minie.
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Gaining royal patronage as Sculptor in Ordinary to the Queen, and created a baronet in 1889, he was chosen for a number of high profile commissions.... Thomas Carlyle by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, terracotta, c.1874. Carlyle's House, London. Queen Victoria at her spinning wheel by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, bronze, 1869. The Victoria Taking its name from Queen Victoria, the Victoria mattress is designed to provide optimal support. Queen Victoria took to milling wool after she was widowed. The famous image, drawn by Sir Joseph Boehm, of the Queen at her spinning wheel led Britannia to name their most exclusive mattress after her.
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Queen Victoria at the Spinning Wheel. Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, Bart., R.A. (1834-90. 1869. Silver. Royal Collection, Osborne. Queen Victoria (homepage).
Queen Victoria at the Spinning Wheel Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, Bart., R.A.
On arrival he was introduced to Sir Joseph Banks, then president of the Royal Society.... and Albert, Prince Consort to the new Queen Victoria, chaired the commission charged with its interior decoration.... Royalist and Realist: the life and work of Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, New York: Garland Publishing Inc. 1988, pp. 281-292. The Horse.
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According to Lindsay Duguid, Boehm, who enjoyed a good deal of royal patronage, was the lover of Queen Victoria's artistically-inclined daughter, Princess Louise, who studied sculpture with him. Their "affair... ended with his dying of a burst blood vessel, alone with her in the studio," says Duguid. The white caps worn by Queen Victoria have - correctly - come to be regarded as a symbol for her widowhood.... Sir Joseph Boehm sketched the Queen in 1869 spinning, by which time a spinning.
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May 15, 2013 - 3/4 length of Princess Louise standing, slightly to left, her r. elbow on entwined branches or stems of ivy (?) plant, her r. hand by her chin. She wears lace over her shoulders, and a jewel (cameo?) on wide ribbon round her neck.
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