He said Life Through a Royal Lens was not just about royalty.
“The images reflect moments of national identity, cultural change, and shared experience,” said Kimmel.
The royal family are one of the most photographed families in the world and the exhibition captures state ceremonies and royal tours as well as personal images which share a glimpse of life behind the scenes.
It also features the last public photograph taken of Elizabeth II taken on 6 September 2022, just two days before she died at the age of 96.
Kimmel said: “It was taken at Balmoral Castle before the historic ‘kissing of hands’ ceremony in which she publicly appointed her 15th British Prime Minister, Liz Truss.”
The public can also view portraits and press photographs from the first three years of King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s reign.
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