NewsPrincess Diana: Previously unknown photo enchants the fans

Princess Diana: Previously unknown photo enchants the fans

Seeing this unique portrait, fans go into raptures: the British palace has shared an unseen photo of Princess Diana.

London – Princess Diana (36, † 1997) was loved by photographers and fans alike during her lifetime. As the most photographed woman in the world, she was followed at every step by the paparazzi, and the pictures of her went around the world even then. Even decades later, the memories of the Queen of Hearts have not faded.

Previously unseen photos of Lady Di are rare finds that don’t appear often, but Kensington Palace has unearthed such a treasure. The exhibition “Life Through A Royal Lens” (English: “Life through a royal lens”) shows very different shots of the British royal family. Among other things, there are snapshots of fans, pictures from the Royals’ private albums and iconic photographs of well-known names such as Annie Leibovitz (72). The photograph of Princess Diana, which is on public display for the first time, also falls into the latter category.
24royal.de* shows the previously unknown photo of Princess Diana.

In 1988, British photographer David Bailey (84) photographed 27-year-old Diana for the National Portrait Gallery. The portrait in black and white has not lost its magic to this day and impresses with its restrained elegance. The then wife of Prince Charles (73) and Crown Princess of Great Britain wears a one-shoulder dress and looks to the side. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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