Photo : BGUK_3233805 - London, UNITED KINGDOM - The two new paintings, commissioned to mark Their Majesties' Coronation in 2023, which were unveiled by The King and Queen at the National Gallery earlier this week, will remain in situ for public view for the next three weeks before becoming part of the Royal Collection. The portraits were painted by two different artists personally selected by Their Majesties. 'King Charles (Le roi Charles III d'Angleterre) III' by artist Peter Kuhfeld and 'Queen Camilla (Camilla Parker Bowles, reine consort d'Angleterre)' by artist Paul S. Benney. Pictured: King Charles (Le roi Charles III d'Angleterre) III and Queen Camilla (Camilla Parker Bowles, reine consort d'Angleterre)

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BGUK_3233805 - London, UNITED KINGDOM - The two new paintings, commissioned to mark Their Majesties' Coronation in 2023, which were unveiled by The King and Queen at the National Gallery earlier this week, will remain in situ for public view for the next three weeks before becoming part of the Royal Collection. The portraits were painted by two different artists personally selected by Their Majesties. 'King Charles (Le roi Charles III d'Angleterre) III' by artist Peter Kuhfeld and 'Queen Camilla (Camilla Parker Bowles, reine consort d'Angleterre)' by artist Paul S. Benney. Pictured: King Charles (Le roi Charles III d'Angleterre) III and Queen Camilla (Camilla Parker Bowles, reine consort d'Angleterre)