Historic Photos Of UK Royal Family To Go On Display In Buckingham Palace Exhibition
The King's Gallery in Buckingham Palace is launching a new exhibition titled 'Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography' that will feature previously unseen photographs of the British Royal Family. It will run from May 17 to October 6, 2024.
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A photo of Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester, on her wedding day in 1935. (Instagram/Royal Collection Trust)
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This photo of Princess Margaret, clicked in 1949, is also a part of the collection. (Cecil Beaton)
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This photo taken in 1943 shows Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret along with their parents, the late King George VI and Queen Mother. (Cecil Beaton)
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A young Princess Anne and Prince (now King) Charles are seen in this 1956 photograph taken by Lord Snowdon as part of a series to mark the prince's eighth birthday. (Lord Snowdon)
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Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, Princess Alexandra and The Duchess of Kent with their babies in the 1964 portrait. (Lord Snowdon)
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Hugo Burnand took this photo of the Prince and Princess of Wales' on their wedding day. It has been posted on Instagram by Royal Household.
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This portrait of late Queen, taken in 1968, is the curator's favourite work in the exhibition, as per the BBC. (Cecil Beaton)
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An unseen photo of Queen Elizabeth II, taken by Cecil Beaton on the day of her coronation.
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An image taken of the Princess of Wales in 2021 to mark her 40th birthday is also a part of the collection. (Royal Household)
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