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Rarely Seen Art From King Charles’s Royal Tours Set for Buckingham Palace Show
North Seymour is a scrubby patch of land in the Pacific Ocean inhabited solely by the sea lions and iguanas that are endemic to the Galápagos. In 2009, the then-Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall stopped off on the island, which is roughly three times the size of Windsor Castle and its grounds, and gazed out at the endless blue beyond.
King Charles expresses support to those living with cancer as he hosts Buckingham Palace reception
King Charles III has expressed his support to those living with cancer as he described how a diagnosis can be a “daunting and at times frightening” experience during a reception at Buckingham Palace.
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The King, 76, is displaying some of the works generated by artists on his extensive travels as a centerpiece of the summer ...
King Charles is not the only member in the Royal Family with a deep passion for painting and the arts. Lady Sarah Chatto, 61, ...
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King Charles gets 'spring in his step' back as he celebrates his one passion amid family dramaThe King has faced many challenges of late, but one special event has helped him turn a corner. King Charles has revealed his ...
It follows the widely criticised portrait of the Princess of Wales, which appeared as Tatler’s front cover last year ...
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Paintings commissioned by King to capture decades of overseas royal tours to be exhibited at Buckingham PalaceThe works of art from Charles' personal collection depict scenes from recent state visits and other foreign trips dating ...
A new portrait of the King and Queen has been panned by as 'sinister and uninspiring' by a critic. The painting of Charles and Camilla will be unveiled by Tatler magazine on the cover of their ...
Buckingham Palace has shared an exciting update just two days after Royal Family's reunion with disgraced Prince Andrew.King ...
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