More than 150 pictures and correspondence will be released to the public in a new exhibition. Many have not been seen before and include more intimate moments of the Royal Family behind the scenes. Here's a look at some of those going on display.
A new Buckingham Palace exhibition is set to display previously unreleased images of the Royal Family over the past century. Following the release of The King's first official portrait since the coronation, visitors will get a chance to view more than 150 pictures at The King's Gallery from Friday until October.
The oldest surviving surviving photographic print of a member of the Royal Family produced in colour shows King George VI's sister-in-law Princess Alice on her wedding day in 1935 This photograph was taken by Madame Yevonde, said to be a pioneer of colour photography and champion of women photographers.
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