In honor of the second anniversary of the coronation, the Monarch couple personally presented its official pictures at the National Gallery.
On Tuesday, May 6, on the second anniversary of the coronation of Charles III, a presentation of new official pictures of the king and queen that took place in the central hall of the London National Gallery. The Air Force reported it.
It is known that paintings are available for inspection to visitors until June 5, after which they will be taken to Buckingham Palace.
The ceremony was attended by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, who removed the caps from the pictures to the public applause.
The picture of his Majesty was created by artist Peter Kitifeld, a longtime king friend, who was familiar with him for more than 40 years. The picture describes the monarch on the naval state and uniform with medals, the Imperial Crown located nearby. The work on the canvas lasted for more than 1.5 years, where Kitifeld and Charles met five times.
Queen Camille’s picture wrote to Paul S. Benny. The actress described the queen in a coronation dress, next to her was a crown and a mantle of the estate. To create this image, Benny and Camilla met six times in a garden room at Clarens House.
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Earlier it was reported that Charles III, along with Apple Music, created a personal playlist containing his favorite composition.
A new picture of King Charles has been shown
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