Discover the Royal Family’s Century of Photography at Buckingham Palace Exhibition

Are you a fan of the royal family? Do you love keeping up with the latest trends in fashion and photography? If so, you won’t want to miss the exciting new exhibition coming to Buckingham Palace.

The Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography at the King’s Gallery will showcase never-before-seen photographs of the royal family spanning one hundred years. From iconic images of Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton to modern portraits by Annie Leibovitz and Rankin, this exhibition is sure to delight fans of the monarchy and photography enthusiasts alike.

One of the highlights of the exhibition is a rare photograph of four royal mothers – the late Queen, Princess Margaret, Duchess of Kent, and Princess Alexandra – taken in 1964 as a gift for their maternity doctor. This touching image captures a moment of unity and celebration among the royal family.

Fashion enthusiasts will also appreciate the striking visual resemblance between Kate Middleton’s portrait and an 1864 painting of Alexandra, Princess of Wales. The exhibition allows visitors to compare these two images side by side, highlighting the timeless elegance of royal fashion.

But the exhibition isn’t just about glamorous portraits – it also offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process behind these iconic photographs. From contact sheets and photographers’ annotations to correspondence with the royal family, visitors will gain insight into the art of royal portraiture.

Whether you’re a history buff, a fashion lover, or simply a fan of the royal family, the Royal Portraits exhibition is a must-see event. Don’t miss your chance to stay ahead of the curve and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of royal photography. Visit Buckingham Palace from May 17 to October 6 to experience this unique and captivating exhibition firsthand.