By Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 12:51 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:53 EST, 18 June 2013 Intimate sketches by Queen Victoria of her children will be one of the highlights of a new exhibition featuring artwork by the Royal Family through the centuries. Britain's kings and queens and their families have been inspired to paint, sketch and sculpt for generations, and some of their efforts will go on display at Windsor Castle from Saturday. A selection of pages from Victoria's sketchbooks will be exhibited, including portraits of her children and atmospheric landscapes made during her holidays at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight and Balmoral Castle in Scotland in the 1850s.
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Royal Paintbox: Royal Artists Past and Present on display at Windsor Castle
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Includes portraits by Victoria of her children on holiday at Osborne House on Isle of Wight
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Drawing of Design For A Corinthian Temple At Kew by George III also on show
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Features linocut of circus horse made by young Elizabeth in 1930s, and art by Charles I's nephew
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