Key Facts

• King Charles and Queen Camilla's new state portraits were unveiled at the National Gallery.
• Artists Peter Kuhfeld and Paul S. Benney painted the King's and Queen's portraits respectively.
• The King's portrait showcases him in his state robe and naval uniform, while the Queen is shown in her coronation dress.
• The unveiling of the portraits occurred on the second anniversary of the King and Queen's coronation.
• King Charles sat for his portrait five times over a year and a half, and there were also two sessions with just the crown.
• The Queen had six official meetings with her artist in the Garden Room at Clarence House.
• The portraits will be displayed in the National Gallery's Central Hall before they are moved to Buckingham Palace in June.
• The Queen's daughter, Laura Lopes, was present at the unveiling event and complimented the painting.