Buckingham Palace Exhibition Unveils Century of Royal Portraits
'Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography' features over 150 rare and unseen images, exploring the evolution of royal portraiture.
- The exhibition includes controversial retouched photos, highlighting the role of editing in royal portraiture.
- Rare images of Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, and other royals are displayed for the first time.
- Photographs by renowned photographers like Cecil Beaton, Annie Leibovitz, and Andy Warhol are featured.
- A unique section details the behind-the-scenes process of creating royal portraits, including correspondence and proofs.
- The exhibition runs from May 17 to October 6 at The King's Gallery in Buckingham Palace.