File:His Royal Highness Albert Prince of Wales, 1843 (BM 1902,1011.10263).jpg

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British Museum
	Native name	British Museum
	Location	London
	Coordinates	51° 31′ 10″ N, 0° 07′ 37″ W
	Established	1753
	Website	www.britishmuseum.org
	Authority file	: Q6373 VIAF: 134857252 ISNI: 0000000123428817 ULAN: 500125180 LCCN: n79107735 NLA: 35022119 WorldCat

|department = Prints and Drawings
|accession number = 1902,1011.10263
|date = 1843
|source = https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/P_1902-1011-10263
|notes = Painted in 1843, Queen Victoria wrote in her Journal: "Winterhalter has made, in only two sittings, the most Spirited and beautiful likeness of the Boy, imagineable." (Journal, 24th August, 1843)

Original in the Royal Collection: RCIN 401411 (Millar, 'The Victorian Pictures', cat. 870)

Cataloguing supported by the Pilgrim Trust

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Height: 517 millimetres (border of image)

Width: 426 millimetres

|depicted people = Portrait of:   Edward VII, King of the United Kingdom
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