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Remembrance of, Gratitude and Respect to the late Prince Albert, Who in Realizing the Idea of International Exhibitions, Has Contributed to Bring Together in Closer Relation the People of all Countries, and has Thus Prepared the Happiness of the World

Remembrance of, Gratitude and Respect to the late Prince Albert, Who in Realizing the Idea of International Exhibitions, Has Contributed to Bring Together in Closer Relation the People of all Countries, and has Thus Prepared the Happiness of the World by Ignace-François Bonhommé

Medium

Lithograph

Classification

Prints

Department

Drawings and Prints

Museum

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

Credit

Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1930

Accession Number

38.91.52

Art Historical Context

In 1862, French artist Ignace-François Bonommé created this poignant lithograph as a tribute to Prince Albert, the beloved consort of Queen Victoria, who had passed away the previous year. Titled *Remembrance of, Gratitude Respect to the late Prince*, the work celebrates his visionary role in spearheading international exhibitions, most notably the groundbreaking Great Exhibition of 185 in London's Crystal Palace. Bonhommé, a skilled 19th-century lithographer for his detailed portraits and historical scenes, captures the era's profound grief and admiration through this print, now housed in the...

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