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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Leonie Helm

New exhibition at Buckingham Palace unveils stories behind 100 years of iconic Royal photographs

Snowdon, Princess Margaret, 1967. Credit: Photograph: Snowdon. Not for distribution by picture agencies. Cecil Beaton, Queen Elizabeth, 1939 . Cecil Beaton, Princess Margaret, 1949. Antony Armstrong - Jones, Prince Charles and Princess Anne , 1956. Credit: Photograph: Antony Armstrong - Jones. Not for distribution by picture agencies. Cecil Beaton, Princess Elizabeth, 1942. Royal Collection Trust / © His Majesty King Charles III 2024.

Notoriously private public figures, the British Royal Family are everywhere and nowhere, hiding in plain sight. This is perhaps why; when they throw us a bone and allow us a peek into their previously unseen lives, we jump. 

A new exhibition at The King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace, London, will reveal the tales behind 100 years of Royal images captured by the likes of Cecil Beaton, Anthony Armstrong-Jones, and Lord Snowdon. 

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