Seven Portraits: Surviving the Holocaust, Buckingham Palace, review: majestic pictures of unbroken spirits
This small show, organised by the Prince of Wales, is a compelling tribute to those who saw humanity’s worst, but are still smiling today
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This small show, organised by the Prince of Wales, is a compelling tribute to those who saw humanity’s worst, but are still smiling today
The Prince of Wales has hailed seven portraits of some of the nation’s last remaining Holocaust survivors as a “powerful testament” to their lived experience.
The Prince's thoughts on the seven portraits he commissioned were shared as he and Camilla viewed the special Holocaust Memorial Day exhibition at Buckingham Palace.
Lily Ebert (pictured) a Holocaust survivor with a TikTok following of 1.6 million, appeared on GMB today to talk about Auschwitz and having her portrait commissioned by Prince Charles.
The Prince of Wales, 73, commissioned the paintings to be displayed inside Buckingham Palace , to stand as a 'powerful testament' to their experience.