Painting UK's Royal Family's Balmoral Castle Jigsaw Puzzle

The current Balmoral Castle dates to 1856. Prince Albert purchased the Deeside property as a gift to his wife -- the reason the property is not owned by the country, but is a personal residence of the United Kingdom's monarch. The castle on the property was too small, so the current structure was built and the former demolished. Situated in the Aberdeen area of Scotland, to fit with this Clan Castles store, it must be subtitled "Saxe-Coburg-Gotha & House of Windsor". During the centuries leading up to the reign of Victoria in the mid and late 1800s, the property had been associated with the Scottish clans of Drummond, Duff and Gordon along with others. The royal family spent much of its time in the queen's favorite home and she commissioned numerous paintings. This puzzle, in various sizes, is one of those paintings. Unfortunately, the artist appears to be unknown. In the summers, when the queen is not in residence, the castle's gardens are open to the public. It has been reported that the tourist income is so appreciated by the family that there are times the family may arrive early, but stay in other lodges on the property in order not to interfere with the income.This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division under the digital ID ppmsca.07532 "Photographs in this collection were published before 1923 and are therefore in the public domain."