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The statue of Prince Albert, the Prince Consort, was designed by Sir John Steell, and stands in Charlotte Square.
The image shows the statue of Prince Albert in Charlotte Square, and was first published in Edinburgh Old and New by James Grant
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Speech of Prince Albert upon laying the foundation stone of the National Gallery on the Mound - from the History of Edinburgh by John Anderson
Prince Albert - Spartacus
Christmas Trees - A lesson plan from the US
The Victoria and Albert Museum, London
The Great Exhibition - Teaching resource from the Victoria and Albert Museum
John Steell - Wikipedia
John Steell on Scotland Gazetteer
Portrait of John Steell by David Octavius Hill
Glasgow Sculpture - John Steell
Obituary of John Steell in the New York Times
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Nearby:
Frasers Department Store
George Street
Glenfinlas Street
Princes Street
West Register House
Other statues of the Royal Family
Charles II
Edward VII
George IV
Queen Victoria
Other work by John Steell
Alexander and Bucephalus
Thomas Chalmers Statue
Allan Ramsay Statue
Duke of Wellington Statue