Royal Rebels: Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne

From back cover - They were one of the most interesting, most provocative couples of the late nineteenth century. She was Queen Victoria's most beautiful and talented daughter. He was a Scottish aristocrat. An appointment brought them to Canada in 1878 where he flourished leading to the founding of the National Gallery and the Royal Society. She sculptured the famous statue of her mother still standing in Kensington Gardens. (Description by http-mart)