Dorset Artist's Royal Tour Painting Goes on Display at Buckingham Palace

Dorset artist's Royal tour painting goes on display at Buckingham Palace

AN artist based in west Dorset who has been commissioned by the King to capture scenes from the trips met the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday where a special exhibition of their work is going on display to the public

The King offers a never-seen-before glimpse into his travels through the eyes of his Royal Tour artists as 70 works from his private collection go on display at Buckingham Palace

Charcoal, oils, watercolour – anything goes! To mark 40 years of the King inviting artists with him on Royal Tours, he has hand-picked a selection – usually on display at his private residences – to showcase the breadth, depth and brilliance of this initiative

Colchester artist to showcase work at Buckingham Palace exhibition

King Charles began the tradition of personally commissioning and paying for a tour artist in 1985 when he personally paid for artist John Ward to…

See inside Buckingham Palace where art from the King’s travels is now on display

For 40 years King Charles III has taken an artist on his tours around the world. CNN’s Christina Macfarlane gets a rare look inside Buckingham Palace where these works are on display.

Royal tour paintings from Charles’s personal collection go on display

Tom Hallifax described being a royal tour artist as ‘a lovely thing’ that is ‘very challenging as an artist, fascinating as a person’.

Never Before Seen Art From King Charles’s Royal Tours Debuts at Buckingham Palace

A new Buckingham Palace exhibition showcases more than 70 works from King Charles’s private collection, featuring art from 40 years of royal tours to 95 countries.