The perpetrators have not yet been found.
Catherine Middleton made headlines after the incident at the National Gallery of Britain. Few people in the royal family could have been treated like this.
The first and only official portrait of the Princess of Wales was found to have been removed from the main exhibition hall. The painting was painted in 2013 by artist Paul Wemsley. Middleton himself recognized the image as great, but the portrait was criticized on the Internet. The British wrote that Prince William’s wife’s eyes looked dead at him and her face seemed to belong to an old woman.
The museum stressed that the statue would be kept in its archives, but did not specify whose decision it was to remove it from view. It is possible that Kate herself wanted to get rid of the picture.
“It is inconceivable that a painting of Her Royal Highness would be hidden from view without consultation with her. That would be very rude. She is our very valuable patron,” the Daily Mail quoted its sources as saying.
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Writer: Anna Pavlova
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