Summary
A photography exhibition, "Life Through a Royal Lens," features over 100 photos of and by the British Royal Family and is now touring the UK after launching at Kensington Palace. It includes images highlighting national identity and cultural moments, such as the last public photo of Queen Elizabeth II. The exhibition aims to tell the story of the royal family and their connection to photography over 200 years.
Key Facts
- "Life Through a Royal Lens" is a photography exhibition showcasing more than 100 images related to the British Royal Family.
- The exhibition initially opened at Kensington Palace and is now touring, starting at The Amelia Scott museum in Tunbridge Wells.
- The exhibition highlights the connection between the British Royal Family and photography over 200 years.
- Images include state ceremonies, royal tours, and personal photos, showing both public and private aspects of royal life.
- The last public photograph of Queen Elizabeth II, taken in September 2022, is part of the exhibit.
- The exhibition is organized by Historic Royal Palaces, an independent charity that manages royal properties like Kensington Palace.
- Admission to the exhibit "Life Through a Royal Lens" is free, and it runs until 7 June.
- The tour is planned to cover various locations throughout the UK.
