The book’s organising principle is a day—September 29th 1923—when the British Empire reached its maximum territorial extent. The portrait is achieved with a wide-angle lens, but the choice ...

1997: Members of the British Royal Family sit for an official portrait in the white drawing room at Windsor Castle after Prince William's confirmation at St. George's Chapel.

The British royal family is known for using their portraits to mark special occasions. Royal family members are often photographed but cannot take selfies with the public. Here are 25 royal family ...

Travel back in time and witness the change of history with these incredible official portraits of the British royal family. King George IV of England reigned for ten years, from 1820 to 1830. His ...

The British Royal Family marked Windrush Day by unveiling a selection of portraits of the Windrush Generation commissioned by ...

The first portrait painted of King Charles since his coronation has some critics seeing red. NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben discusses the controversy with art journalist Holly Black.

The Truth About Empire promises to be “a shield against the assault on historical truth.” Its authors might do well to visit Col. Pennycuick’s memorial at Camberley before it, too, is toppled.

Sanghera sardonically proposes an “Empire Day 2.0”—an update to the pro-empire holiday that was part of the British calendar from 1902 to 1958—to promote awareness about an imperial past ...