The King and Queen unveiled the artwork by Peter Kuhfeld and Paul S. Benney during a visit to The National Gallery in London on May 6, the second anniversary of when they were crowned.

A painting of a crowned woman with scepter (upper left), a procession of men behind her carrying objects (upper right) and a textile workshop (below) on the wall of an ancient throne room in Peru ...

King Charles III and ... with the royal family on art commissions. Charles had five sittings for his portrait, which is set against the backdrop of the Throne Room at St. James’s Palace.

On the northern coast of Peru, archaeologists discovered a throne room that may have belonged to an ancient queen of the Moche ... been seen before in Moche art. The walls of the room were covered ...

New portraits of the King and Queen, commissioned to commemorate their ... before moving to their permanent home in Buckingham Palace's Throne Room. On 6 May two years ago, the monarch and his ...

By Alex Marshall Reporting from London When King Charles III ... the crowning of a monarch. Queen Elizabeth II’s, by Herbert James Gunn, showed her in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace ...

View of the decorated room from behind the queen's throne. Credit: Lisa Trever / Pañamarca Digital ... It is a collaborative effort involving archaeologists, art historians, and conservators from both ...

The paintings are both full-length portraits with the King standing in the throne room at St James’s Palace while the Queen is in the garden room of the couple’s London home, Clarence House.

What the team uncovered is a Moche throne ... queen could have ruled. One site is tied to burial evidence that could be unrelated. Another was destroyed. At Pañamarca, though, art in the throne ...

Archaeologists have discovered a richly decorated throne room on the northern coast of Peru that may have belonged to a female ruler of the Moche culture some 1,300 years ago.