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File:Her Majesty's Gracious Smile By Charles Knight.JPG
Caption: Cropped detail from a Victorian carte de visite depicting Queen Victoria, published in 1887 by Charles Knight with the title "Her Majesty's Gracious Smile".

Abstract/medium: 1 photographic print.
Date Original: 1887; This version: 1898 References National Portrait Gallery: NPG x13849 Source

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