Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, her eldest son Charles ascended the throne. Charles III has already been captured by artists as Prince of Wales. Here are a few of those images.
Artists featured in this Curation: Rudy Weller (b.1956), Morris Singer Art Foundry Ltd, unknown artist, David Wynne (1926–2014), Thomas Roland Rathmell (1912–1990), David Griffiths (b.1939), Noelle Knight, Derek Hill (1916–2000), William D. Dring (1904–1990), James E. Barling, John Thomas Young Gilroy (1898–1985), Bernard Hailstone (1910–1987), John Teesdale (1912–2001), Les Rawlings, Colin Dudley (b.1923), Bryan Organ (b.1935), Fred W. Clausen, Barbara Brown, Michael Noakes (1933–2018), Justin Ling, W. S. Tait, Patrick Procktor (1936–2003), Tom Wood (b.1955), Neil Foster, Andrew Ratcliffe (b.1948), Richard Stone (b.1951), John Wonnacott (b.1940) and Georgina Barclay (b.1978),
Charles III (b.1948), when Prince Charles
Rudy Weller (b.1956) and Morris Singer Art Foundry Ltd (founded 1927)
Bronze
H 82 x W 61 x D 27 cm
Royal College of General Practitioners
Charles III (b.1948), when Prince Charles
unknown artist
Oil on canvas (?)
H 34.5 x W 24.5 cm
Elmbridge Museum
David Wynne (1926–2014)
Bronze
H 58.4 cm
City of London Corporation
1969 unknown artist
Oil on board
H 62 x W 75 cm
The Caernarfon Royal Town Council Collection
1969–1970 Thomas Roland Rathmell (1912–1990)
Oil on canvas
H 158 x W 188.5 cm
Government Art Collection
1970 David Griffiths (b.1939)
Oil on canvas
H 149 x W 241.8 cm
Cardiff Council
Noelle Knight
Oil on canvas
H 87 x W 69 cm
The Caernarfon Royal Town Council Collection
Charles III (b.1948), when Prince of Wales, Honorary Fellow
1971 Derek Hill (1916–2000)
Oil on canvas
H 89 x W 71 cm
Trinity College, University of Cambridge
1972 William D. Dring (1904–1990)
Oil on canvas
H 100.3 x W 75.6 cm
Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
James E. Barling
Oil on canvas
H 59 x W 49 cm
Jersey Heritage
John Thomas Young Gilroy (1898–1985)
Oil on canvas
H 136 x W 85.3 cm
Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
Charles III (b.1948), when Prince of Wales 1977
Bernard Hailstone (1910–1987)
Oil on canvas
H 91 x W 71 cm
Britannia Royal Naval College
John Teesdale (1912–2001)
Oil on canvas
H 109.4 x W 84 cm
The Gordon Highlanders Museum
Charles III (b.1948), when HRH Prince Charles 1979
Les Rawlings
Oil on canvas
H 74.2 x W 49.5 cm
National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth
Colin Dudley (b.1923)
Oil on canvas
H 151 x W 228.5 cm
Canterbury Museums and Galleries
Bryan Organ (b.1935)
Acrylic on canvas
H 177.8 x W 178.2 cm
National Portrait Gallery, London
Fred W. Clausen (active c.1980–1984)
Oil on hardboard
H 33.5 x W 28.5 cm
Shetland Museum and Archives (Shetland Amenity Trust)
Charles III (b.1948), when HRH Prince Charles 1982
Barbara Brown
Oil on board
H 54.6 x W 43.8 cm
The Whitaker
Michael Noakes (1933–2018)
Oil on canvas
H 156 x W 121 cm
The Gurkha Museum
Justin Ling
Oil on canvas
H 121 x W 90 cm
Cardiff Council
W. S. Tait
Oil on board
H 45 x W 34.5 cm
National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth
Patrick Procktor (1936–2003)
Oil on canvas
H 67 x W 46 cm
Royal Academy of Arts
Tom Wood (b.1955)
Oil on birch-faced plywood panel
H 152.4 x W 157.5 cm
Grosvenor Museum
Neil Foster
Oil on canvas
H 74 x W 62 cm
The Gordon Highlanders Museum
Charles III (b.1948), when Prince of Wales 1995
Andrew Ratcliffe (b.1948)
Oil on canvas
H 89.7 x W 69 cm
Parliamentary Art Collection
Michael Noakes (1933–2018)
Oil on canvas
H 183 x W 122 cm
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Richard Stone (b.1951)
Acrylic on canvas
H 58 x W 49 cm
The Gordon Highlanders Museum
John Wonnacott (b.1940)
Oil on canvas on foamboard
H 366.3 x W 249.3 cm
National Portrait Gallery, London
David Griffiths (b.1939)
Oil on canvas
H 151.5 x W 101 cm
Cardiff Council
Georgina Barclay (b.1978)
Oil on canvas
H 106 x W 85 cm
The Black Watch Castle & Museum
Curated by: https://artuk.org
