As part of the celebration of her Diamond Jubilee, Queen Victoria drove through London on 22 June 1897 with the purpose of seeing her people and receiving their congratulations. 
In this depiction of the scene Queen Victoria can be seen in an open State Landau in the middle distance arriving at St Paul’s Cathedral, seated with the Princess of Wales and Princess Helena. The carriage is preceded by a cavalry escort, which included both Indian Cavalry Corps and Imperial Service Troops, with a range of contingents including (but not limited to) the Bengal and Kashmir Lancers.
The artist’s rendering shows the huge crowds in front of the cathedral, on the buildings to the side and along the street, with members of the Clergy standing on the steps. Look at the detail y’all!
I’ve included an actual photograph of the historic event. 
30 3/4” x 21 3/4”
Although there’s some water damage & wear on the frame appropriate with age and reflected in the price, this is a stunning piece.