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Palace of Tenneburg - from His Royal Highness Prince Alberts drawing, 1845. Creator: W
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Palace of Tenneburg - from His Royal Highness Prince Alberts drawing, 1845. Creator: W
Palace of Tenneburg - from His Royal Highness Prince Alberts drawing, 1845. From " Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII
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A N Broome Abel Abel Reid Albert Albert Prince Consort Broome Broome A N Brown Hattie C Honeysuckle Hattie Hattie Brown Honeysuckle Honeysuckle C Linton Linton W J Linton William James Linton Wj Prince Albert Prince Albert Of Saxe Coburg And Gotha Prince Albert Of Saxe Coburg Gotha Prince Consort Reid Reid Abel Saxe Coburg Gotha Saxe Coburg Gotha Albert W J Linton William James William James Linton Wj Linton Illustrated London News
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This print showcases the majestic Palace of Tenneburg, as depicted in a drawing by His Royal Highness Prince Albert in 1845. The creator of this remarkable piece is none other than W. J. Linton, an artist known for his exceptional attention to detail. The image transports us back to the enchanting landscape of 19th century Germany, where the palace stands proudly amidst lush countryside. Its grandeur is evident in every architectural detail, with intricate designs adorning its exterior walls. The skillful engraving captures the essence of this German gem, highlighting its beauty and historical significance. Prince Albert's drawing brings a touch of royal elegance to this scene, showcasing his passion for art and architecture. As consort to Queen Victoria, he played a pivotal role in shaping British culture during the Victorian era. Hattie Brown's honeysuckle adds a delicate touch to the composition, symbolizing nature's harmony with human creations. This fusion between man-made splendor and natural beauty creates an idyllic setting that captivates viewers even today. Preserved through time by Abel Reid and William James Linton's collaboration on "Illustrated London News" this print serves as a window into history for all who gaze upon it. It reminds us of an era when newspapers were not only sources of information but also gateways into distant lands and cultures. This stunning visual masterpiece by W. J. Linton invites us to appreciate both artistic talent and architectural marvels from centuries past
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