An exhibition of paintings by Prince Charles has opened in London. The exposition, located in the Garrison Chapel of the British capital, is represented by 79 works of the Prince of Wales. At the moment, it is the largest exhibition of works by a monarch in history. The presented watercolor paintings depict landscapes of places that the eldest son and heir of Queen Elizabeth II has ever visited, informs the edition “lenta.ru”. In 2001, the work of Prince Charles received a prize at the Biennale in Florence. A watercolor drawing made by him was placed on the bottle labels of Chateau Mouton Rothschild wine in 2004. It is reported that the exhibition will last until February 14, 2022.
