Presentation Albums in the Royal Collection
Many presentation albums of photographs have been given as gifts
View of Malacca River
©Since the nineteenth century, photograph presentation albums have been given to royal family members as gifts for a range of reasons: to commemorate a special occasion, mark a royal visit, or as a sign of devotion and gratitude. The albums range in content, from inspiring views of cities and countries and their flora and fauna, to noteworthy environmental and social projects, to highlights of a photographer's oeuvre. Presentation albums form a significant part of the Royal Collection's photograph collection, providing an important historical and visual record and resource, and a sense of the public's interaction with the royal family.
Attributed to Sachtler & Co.
View of Malacca River
Robert Murray (1822-1893)
Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh
Government Printing Office : Washington
A Civilian Conservation Corps archaeological cataloguer
Stewart Bale Ltd : 13 Union Court, Liverpool (fl.1952)
"Dinner Hour"; Dock workers having lunch
Unknown Person
The City's Welcome, Church Square, Pretoria
Deng Wei (1959-2013)