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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent

Artist sues for co-author credit on Chris Levine’s queen portraits

A worker adjusts a framed image of Queen Elizabeth II
A Sotheby's employee adjusts Lightness of Being during a press preview of a sale in March 2017. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPA

An artist who claims he is a co-creator of two of the most famous images ever taken of the late queen is suing Chris Levine, the photographer who claims sole authorship of the portraits, in a high court dispute.

Rob Munday claims he is a co-author of two 2004 portraits of the queen that were created using holography technology, which involves the use of light projection and multiple cameras to render a 3D image.

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