Queen Victoria's first Council, Kensington Palace, 21 June 1837, from llustrations of English and Scottish History Volume II

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"Queen Victoria's first Council, Kensington Palace, 21 June 1837" is an oil painting by Sir David Wilkie, a renowned Scottish painter known for his genre scenes and historical subjects. The painting captures a pivotal moment in British history: the young Queen Victoria, just eighteen years old, presiding over her first Privy Council meeting at Kensington Palace the day after she ascended to the throne following the death of her uncle, King William IV.

The artwork is a significant historical illustration as it depicts the transition of power to a monarch who would come to symbolize an era of British history, the Victorian Age. Wilkie's composition focuses on the youthful queen, who is shown at the center of the scene, surrounded by the experienced statesmen and advisors of the time. The painting is noted for its attention to detail, the accurate portrayal of the figures present, and the solemnity of the occasion it represents.

Wilkie, who was the Principal Painter in Ordinary to King William IV and later to Queen Victoria, was known for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects with realism and sensitivity. "Queen Victoria's first Council, Kensington Palace, 21 June 1837" is considered one of his important works, as it not only represents a historical event but also reflects the societal and political atmosphere of the time.

The painting is part of the "Illustrations of English and Scottish History Volume II" and is often referenced in discussions of Queen Victoria's early reign, British history, and Wilkie's oeuvre. It remains an important visual document of the day Queen Victoria began her 63-year reign, which would see significant changes in British society, industry, and empire.

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