Striking new portrait of Princess Anne unveiled in London

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A striking new ceremonial portrait depicting Princess Anne in her position as Colonel-in-Chief of the British Army's Intelligence Corps has been revealed in London.The artwork, created by distinguished British artist Louise Pragnell, was unveiled on Friday and marks the second time the artist has captured the Princess Royal in an official capacity.Members of the public will have the opportunity to view the painting at Painters' Hall during London Craft Week, running between May 14 and 16.The Intelligence Corps commissioned the work in 2024 to honour the Princess Royal following her appointment to the Colonel-in-Chief role, describing it as an expression of profound gratitude for her steadfast dedication to Corps personnel and their mission.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The portrait shows Her Royal Highness attired in the Intelligence Corps Mess Dress, with each colour carrying deep historical resonance.Cypress green recalls the gorget patches and hat bands donned by intelligence...

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