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Sculpture of Prince Albert found to have been made by his grieving daughter

Photo issued by Royal Collection Trust of ‘Albert, Prince Consort, c.1862-4’, modelled by Victoria, Crown Princess of Prussia, and carved by Hugo Hagen, one of the items included in ‘European Sculpture in the Collection of His Majesty The King’, the first comprehensive catalogue of sculpture in the Royal Collection. Issue date: Monday September 22, 2025. (Royal Collection Enterprises Ltd 2025/Royal Collection Trust) - (PA Media)

A sculpture of Prince Albert which has been on display in Windsor Castle for the past 160 years was made by his daughter Princess Victoria, it has been discovered.

Like her sisters Princesses Alice and Louise, Victoria took lessons in sculpting, and she created the posthumous bust with her tutor, Hugo Hagen, according to the Royal Collection Trust.

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