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The Royal Visit to Fingals Cave, Staffa, Scotland, 1847, (1900). Artist: William Barnes Wollen
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The Royal Visit to Fingals Cave, Staffa, Scotland, 1847, (1900). Artist: William Barnes Wollen
The Royal Visit to Fingals Cave, Staffa, Scotland, 1847, (1900). Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the sea-cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa, in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. The best known of the caves on the southwest coast of Staffa, it was the inspiration for Felix Mendelssohns overture The Hebrides. The cave was formed by basalt lava flows which cooled to form hexagonal columns similar to those of the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland. Illustration from The Life and Times of Queen Victoria, by Robert Wilson, (1900)
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The Royal Visit to Fingals Cave, Staffa, Scotland, 1847
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is a captivating print that captures a significant moment in history. Created by the talented artist William Barnes Wollen, this artwork depicts Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's visit to the enchanting sea-cave on the remote island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. The cave itself is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and unique geological formations. Formed by basalt lava flows that cooled into hexagonal columns resembling those found at Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland, it served as inspiration for Felix Mendelssohn's famous overture "The Hebrides". In this illustration from "The Life and Times of Queen Victoria" we see a rowing boat carrying the royal couple approaching Fingals Cave. The flag flying proudly on their vessel signifies their regal presence amidst this natural wonder. As sailors expertly maneuver through the crystal-clear waters, oarsmen skillfully navigate towards the magnificent rock formation ahead. The monochrome setting adds an air of timelessness to this historic moment. This image not only showcases Scotland's stunning coastal landscape but also highlights Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's love for exploration and appreciation of nature. It serves as a reminder of their influential reign during the nineteenth century. With its rich historical context and artistic brilliance, "The Royal Visit to Fingals Cave" print by William Barnes Wollen transports viewers back in time while celebrating both Scottish heritage and royal patronage.
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