The Burial of Queen Victoria the Good : The Chief Mourners in the Great Funeral March Through London. 1901.

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The Chief Mourners in the Great Funeral March Through London. 1901.

  • The Burial of Queen Victoria the Good : The Chief Mourners in the Great Funeral March Through London. 1901.

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For Sale is the Front Page to "The Sphere, February 9th, 1901," showing a Drawing by A Pearse for "The Burial of Queen Victoria the Good : The Chief Mourners in the Great Funeral March through London."

King Edward VII. (Looking every inch a King), mounted on a dark bay charger, was the chief mourner. On his right rode the German Emperor on a grey charger. His face was pale, his features drawn tight, and he sat like a statue. Both wore the uniform of British field-marshals. On the King's left rode the Duke of Connaught.

Condition is Very Good, with foxing spots in the right margin only, page also cut tight to the print at the top.