King Charles' portrait for public buildings, including councils, schools and courts,...
A new official portrait has been unveiled of the King to be displayed in public buildings across the UK as part of an £8 million government-funded scheme.
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A new official portrait has been unveiled of the King to be displayed in public buildings across the UK as part of an £8 million government-funded scheme.
A new official portrait has been unveiled of the King – ready to hang in public buildings across the UK as part of a controversial £8 million Government-funded scheme.
The photograph, taken at Windsor Castle by photographer Hugo Burnand in 2023, shows the monarch wearing naval uniform with full regalia.
The new official portrait showing King Charles III inside Windsor Castle in his full military regalia will be distributed to public buildings that apply for a free copy under a new £8 million scheme
Institutions across the UK will be able to apply for a copy of the portrait as part of a controversial £8 million government-funded scheme