File:Mary Steen Victoria Beatrice Windsor 1895.jpg

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English: Photograph of Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice inside Windsor Castle taken by Danish photographer Mary Steen in 1895

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1895

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http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/egallery/object.asp?collector=12787&display=acquired&pagesize=60&object=2105974&row=894

Author



Alternative names	Mary Dorthea Frederikke Steen
Description	Danish photographer
Date of birth/death	28 October 1856	7 April 1939
Location of birth/death	Hvilsager Parish, Denmark	Copenhagen, Denmark
Work period	1884-1918
Work location	Copenhagen, Denmark
Authority control	WorldCat

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