Ruiterstandbeeld van prins Albert te Wolverhampton before 1867

This photograph, taken before 1867, shows an equestrian statue of Prince Albert in Wolverhampton, England. It depicts Prince Albert on horseback, likely in a regal pose, and is likely an example of commemorative public art. The statue was designed by Robert W. Thrupp, showcasing the sculptor's ability to capture the likeness of the Prince. The statue, standing in a public square surrounded by buildings and a fence, is likely a well-known local landmark and a reminder of Prince Albert’s significance in British history.