The exhibition includes iconic images, from minefields to the Taj Mahal.
Diana, Princess of Wales was one of the world’s most photographed women. Now, she is being celebrated in Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition at Dockside Vaults in St Katharine Docks, London. Running from 15 May to 2 September, it brings together photos from her official royal photographers.
Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition includes art, installations and 75 life size photographs. Anwar Hussein and his sons, Samir and Zak, are behind the exhibition. The display brings together their shots as well as stories. It’s the first time in Anwar’s 60-year career that he has shared his experiences of working with the Princess. He was an accredited photographer, and given access to royal events and tours.
Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition includes iconic images of the Princess. Look out for the image of her sitting alone by the Taj Mahal and the image of her in her “revenge” dress after her divorce. Plus, there are shots of her walking through the Angolan minefield, shaking hands with an Aids patient and with a cancer patient in Pakistan.
The exhibition has previously taken place in Los Angeles, United States, and Melbourne, Australia. It is now taking place at Dockside Vaults, which is close to the Tower of London. The Grade II listed building boasts an impressive history, and was previously a storage hub for tea from India and wool from Australia.
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