Image: A hand-coloured lithograph of a group of people framed by the red curtains of a theatre box; the royal arms are faintly rendered at the bottom of the frame. Queen Victoria is at the centre. She has her arms folded in front of her, one hand holding a posy of flowers, and her head turned to the left. She wears a tiara, a pale silk dress with a fur stole, and white wrist-length gloves. On the right stands the Duchess of Kent, in a dark blue dress with black lace shawl and black plumed hat, with dark ringlets around her forehead. To the right, the Marquess of Conyngham has prominent dark sideburns and wears a blue tailcoat with high, gold-edged collar and a white sash, white gloves, and grey trousers. He holds the string presumably used to open the curtains. The Duchess of Sutherland is beside him, in pale green dress, tiara and white veil, holding a posy. More faintly rendered in the background are the Marchioness of Tavistock, in an elaborate plumed headdress, and the Earl of Albemarle, in red military uniform. Below, the title is printed: ‘Her Majesty as she appeared on her first visit to Covent Garden Theatre,’ and the names of the subjects are printed below each figure (except the queen).