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Princess Louise – later Duchess of Argyll – was the most rebellious, artistic and beautiful of all of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s children; she was a woman ahead of…

Grand Ladies Site Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lorne (later Duchess of Argyll) wears her diamond and emerald tiara in a portrait, ca. 1870s; the tiara, which was a wedding gift from Louise's parents-in-law, was likely

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Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, sixth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and wife of John Campbell, Duke of Argyll.

George Koberwein (1820-1876) Viennese painter. Kensington Palace, London England ___ Louise was the sixth child of Queen Victoria and regarded as the Queen's most beautiful daughter by both contemporary and modern biographers. Though she had Princes for suitors she announced that she wished to marry John Campbell, heir to the Dukedom of Argyll. No such marriage, between a daughter of a Sovereign and a British subject, had been given official recognition since 1515 Queen Victoria agreed to the match, writing to a friend “Times have changed …I feel certain will be for Louise's happiness and for the peace and quiet of the family.” The new breach in royal tradition caused surprise, especially in Germany, and Queen Victoria wrote to the Queen of Prussia that princes of small impoverished German houses were "very unpopular" in Britain and that Lord Lorne, a "person of distinction at home" with "an independent fortune" was "really no lower in rank than minor German Royalty".

Portrait of Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll