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It is intended t • reproduce the picture In positive lac-simile.
colour and detail awe to be feihfully repeated, so that the
chromo-lithograph may take its place almost upon an
equality amongst the most powerful, brilliant, or finished
pictures in any collection.
The absolute necessity of colour truthfully and worthily to re-
cord the magnificence of the costumes and decorations on the
occasion will be apparent, whilst the charm it will wive to
the work as a permanent object of ecoratlon is indisputable.
The publication of the fan-simile picture will be limited to one
thousand subscribers ; it has been tietermined thus to limit
the number en copies to be printed, and to destroy the
stones, in order to ensure to subscribers the possession of a
thoroughiy unique and positively choice work of art.
Messrs. Day and Son are now receiving subscribers' names*
and a first l'st of the distinguished names received will be _
published in the leading daily journals almost immediately.
A subr-iption form will be found at the foot of this advertise-
ment, on which orders sheuld be written.
THE MARRIAGE of H.R.H. the Prince of
WALES and 11.R.1L the Princess ALEXANDRA. '
Messrs. DAY and SON have the honour to announce that
thee have received the gracious permission of her Majesty to
produce and 'issue a Picture in Chromo-Lithoceraphy of the
Marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and her
Royai Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark in the
Chapel of St. George, Windsor; to b- painted by Mr. G. IL
Thomas, who has b.en honoured on many occasions with the
Queen's _commands for works of a similar order.*
The Queen has commanded that all facilities be Afforded
Mr. Thomas in refereoces to this picture, which is to describe
the most touching and interesting part of the happy scene,
when, by Divine blessing, the two being made "one," the
Prince !cads We wife from the altar.
Messrs. Day and Son therefore have the privileee to state that
as soon as possible, and sertainlyat every early date after the
eeremonv, they will publish a fac-simile copy of the picture by
r G. I. Thomas, of important size, exerting to the utmost
all the aeplian ;es of their art to render justice to a au ject
so deeply interesting to the Pritish people.
Messr -. Day and Son hope they may be permitted to en-
' lane somewhat on this theme, wish a view to show hoe/
many and great are the advantages it supplies to the artist.
more especially evi.le reference to the arc of which they are
profess •rs.
The venerab'e chapel, consecrated by time and nssolated
with memories of es> many British worteiee, will form a -
grand and impressive background to the picture, with its
elaborate carvings and numerous banners of Garter Knights. ;.
The guest, at the ceremony will not only csneist of the
whole of the royal family of England and the Majesty of
Denmark, it will include the peers. the principal commoners,
and the leading men of these kingdoms, the men aho give
dignity to the Senate, the Church, and the Bar ; the chief
officers of the army and navy, and the several members of
the royal households. The ambassadors of all nattens will
be there, dressed in their state robes, assisting largely the
brilliancy of the display, where colour must be a principal
auxiliary to the pictured scene, so as rightly to describi and
comprehend it.
• e specially will the la 'les of the several Courts of Europe
' contribute to the grace and glory of the occasion ; and the
artist will have on.- of the most delightful tasks with n the
ra it eef art—to ict.re the beauty of the Eng ish aribtocra-Y
and that of *o many other countn a of the world.
Ab ,ve all, the prominent part t f such a pictur, will be the
Frince and rr ncess -both In etiey youth, both will rare per-
' sonal advantage., both such subjeers as the artist weuld do-
' sire to , aint if foun fin any' class of life.
. "It is seldom that a subject so admire, ly calculated for siel
torial representation, eonsideree in reference to its several
accessories, can be suppli d to the ertist, or one that so Inv'
peratively demands as adequate commemoration by art.
It is much that the universal accord fe. whole people go 7
with this auspicious event ; that the choice of the Prince an
of the royal families of England and Denmark gives its Pr,o-
portionate degree of haspiness to the whole realm; pronsTol-
ine another bond of loving union bet wen tile Crown and the
people—another link in the chain that binds the millions
of her subjects to the Queen; consecsatine anew the memory.
or" the Good Prince," who e far-seeing intelligence sane-.
ti ned the young affection of the Heir of England as fruitful
of good to present and future generations.
Messr.. Day and Son are justified in believing that thill
deeply interesting and singularly "picturesque" ceremonies-
with reference to the impressive character of the place (Sf•
George's Hall), the variety of state dresses, robes, and order!.
that al 1 c e there abundant, receiving immense value fore
the varied display o' colours—is p celiarly calculated f r dive
play by the ert of chromos'ithography, which, far better thtla
any other class of art, can fully, accurately, and worthily re"
present it.
They therefore pledge thernse'ves that an event so aooe--
cious, so sueetestive of happiness in the present and of holt
in the future, and so full of subject for commemoration by
art, shall supply materials for the greatest and best work Dl'
chromo-lithography that has yet been produced in Englainh
or in an: country.
Subscribers' names should be forwarded immediately ill
annexed form :
To Messrs. Pay and Son. Lithographers to the Qtlee
G etc-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London, W.C.
Place my name on our !let of subscribers for the fac-simi.
ehrorno-lithop*aph of Mr. George Thomas's picture of t. 7,
" Marriage of 11.11.11. the Prince of wales anci
Princess Alexandra of Denmark."
'I lie size of the chromo-li hograph fac-simile to be about
20by 0, on a mount AO b 40. Prme.Elo
The 3 edition to be limited to 1,000 espies, and the stones defi
etroyed.

Name.....................................
No. of copies ........................
Address .................................•

Date
Cheques forwarded through the post should be crossed,
Union Bank of London, Temp e bar.
Loudon—Day a d Son. Litho2raphers to the Queen: 6,
Gate-street, Lincoln's-'nn-fields,
* Among-others may be named-1. Distribution of Crimean
Medals at the ilor,e Gu,rds. 2. I;eview in the Champ de
Mars, on the oena:Lion of her Majesty's Visit to Paris. ".
rude (f rrussian. Troops at I'OtSdatr3 4. King of Sardinia at
oolw ch. 5. Coronation of the King of Prussia—ll.ll._..l4.
the Princes:4 Royal doing Homage. 6. Marriage of
the Princess Alice.

%IRE MARRIAGE of T 1 R.H. the Prince
of WALES and H.R.11, the Princess' ALEX tNERA.—A
HISTORY of the WEDDIN,; at 'WIN DSO-R• 11.
RUSSELL, late Special Correspondent of 'he "
The account of this most intcresting nat'onal even
which Mr. Russell has undertaken to write will t°
illustrated by the pencils of accomplished artiqs!
and will be preceded by a briet description of th.e.,
Progress of the future Pancess of Wales, and of the chief
incidents conn ct,d with her journey, and such iniormation.
in relation to the subject mattes as may justify the pul,ll3hers,
in calling' " The History of the Marriage " The text On:
illustrated will descr be the principal scenes antecedent to the
nuptials, from the departure of her Royal lifelines. frog'
Denmark to he reception by the British fleet off the Nore;
her passage through London and her welt me by he peoPte
her arrival at the Castle, and the arran2ements and detain;
the Marriage Ceremony, In adrifti n, it is proposed to dept
the costumes th le ding persons at the \\Totting, and
represent in their rue colours the magnificent brid presents,_
chromo-lithography affording a certain method of realising. t°
perfect ion refined and characteristic likenesses, as well " thef
utmost splendour of drees or jewellery, or tither olki ct
jlt
o
artistic embeliishmeni or decoration. The plates will "ci
full colours and gold, in double-th ted lithography ail
_do
stoed engraving. The illustrations ernerally will be rs,..sci.
by or under the direction of ti!obert Dudley, E-q. Ihe 1_",.„
dents of the reception on the Thames and the arrival at G rarest
..nd will he by 0. W. Brierly, Esq. As a work i:f
ihcFfesrle-
nationai interest—as one possessing every clement of
gatice and t t finement —it is expected that. it must meet `lath
e very large demand ; wh Ist for a lung Vine to Song
is fel, that it must be, beyond every other. tte' „„oire
covered giit• book. Owing to the extent and exPe"-ble
nature of the iilustrati us, the r üblishera think it prola,a,„.
that it may be necessary, as the work progresses, t'
crease the pricy to non-subscribers to five guiljtr"to
They guarantee, however, to deliver the wor.raeg
alt subscilbers of three guineas whose u‘a of
may be received prior to the announcement the
the increase of re ice. Orders should be at once aent to
publishers in the annexed form:— „ gate'
To Messrs. Day and Son, Lithographers to the Queen'',
Place my name on
street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London, W.C. ,T 4 tor/
your List of Subscriber , for the "“,t'vlslt s
of the Marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince 'pen-
and her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of „out
mark," by W. 11. Russell, Esq., LL.D., which you are
Gold'
to publish with at least ,fir Plates in Co ours and ntod.
Double-tinted Lithography, and Wood Engraving',

soinely bound, large £3 3s.
Name.......................................
Number of Copes ......................
Address ..........................
Date
of Cilltattioens,s,ernotntil)llreo-tblgartf:t,he post to be crossed "Union Ban:
oTaphers to the Queen,
Loudon: Day and Son, Litbo.
Gate-street, Liuwoln's-inn-fields.

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HE AIARRIAGE T
of H.R.H. the Prince of
wALEs. t t°
LL.D. late Special Corresponden 10
tudertakt n to write a history of t is,
W. IT. Russell, Esq.,
is in' ended to pub isle corn id
Pinte.'
the " Times") haviinogo: a
Royal Wedding',
n istrateil, Messrs. DAY and SON wou
1.. ;yid. bt
iyieaize
rucfmtchnei
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ist turi,uilsLl VI
IspGerinititei
anti beautifully
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f eel gratly hullo-
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may lake J lari I,AT A up, n c,,,,Tu my Ne
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Lstration wit ch nogti of
'llicy Would 1 urt li..r feel obliged t-, aim
7,i.igietieesnegew'•ll°,Olenci.ialy have, been engatzed in d recting ,„0
arras IC merits lot e reception or ceremoni 5, who nia_):4i-p..
special robins c L
inclined to sup..ly them w.th accurate drawings or de6,'„der
constructions or decorations prel arclretors,
:.',l.penrlinYtendence, or from their designs ; and ',t11068
pay and Son would also esteem it a great favour it
~,ted
persons who have been distinguished by having been se,fiaut
to supply the dresses, jewellery,
theirt i on
anything that has added to the originality or splendour ;boo
gnat event, would supply them with information '
()1 illsii.
several points to enable them to do full justice to the or bridal presents, or
0111, dog
trationm. eut
Messrs. Day and Son think it advisable thus to suPPLlrato
the general art angemcnts they have made to recur ace lace
inlormation for their ilaustrations, being desirous to
I the value and be auty of their work beyond a doubtc.c to anY
The information thus sought may have re 4: re.i! „. f 1 . 01
portion of the ceremonies fro .. the departure ofl ":. "
arrtagt a
Princess Alexandra from :, curna.rk to the Hoy a
Windsor. the Queen' 15,
London : Day and Son, Lithographers to
Gate-etrect, L.nooln's-inn-fields, AV.C.