The picture will be on the cover of the special coronation edition of the Illustrated London News, which commissioned the work.
The first official portrait of King Charles III of Great Britain is presented. It was drawn by artist Alastair Burford. It took him two weeks to finish the job. The Daily Mail reported this.
Burford is a former QEST scientist. This is the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Fund.
The picture was shown before the King’s visit to Germany.
It is noteworthy that the king did not pose for the artist. Burford watched the monarch at a reception at Buckingham Palace in February. The event was held in support of global biodiversity.
The artist also carefully studied the portrait of the monarch and made several preliminary sketches.
Charles III appeared with a bracelet on his arm, presented to him by the leader of the indigenous people of the Ecuadorian Amazon, Domingo Pias.
The artist used it because he thought it gave the painting context and credibility, symbolizing the King’s advocacy on climate change and sustainable development.
“It is a great honor. It is a great responsibility to create a portrait of a person who is very important to so many people. I want to capture his warmth and sensitivity, the empathy shown in his communication with the people he met,” said by Burford.
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Recall that earlier photos of the interior of King Charles III’s house appeared on the network.
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