King Charles' first official portrait since his coronation has stirred up a mix of reactions after being unveiled at Buckingham Palace. The portrait, painted by artist Jonathan Yeo, depicts the King holding a sword with a butterfly perched on his shoulder, all set against a backdrop of bold red brushstrokes.
Yeo aimed to blend elements of traditional royal portraiture with a modern twist, emphasizing the King's humanity and his connection to the Welsh Guards. However, the abundance of red brushstrokes has sparked criticism and divided opinions among viewers.
