A never-before-seen image of Diana, Princess of Wales, taken by David Bailey is to feature in a new exhibition of royal photography.
The snap, taken in 1988, will go on display at Kensington Palace from Friday (March 4), as part of a major new exhibition titled Life Through A Royal Lens, exploring the British Royal Family’s enduring relationship with the camera.
The striking black and white portrait showing the Princess reserved, stoic and looking away from the viewer, comes from a sitting commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery.