Wednesday, December 8, 2021
The Princess of Orange Turns 18
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: 18th birthday, book, portraits, Princess of Orange
Monday, February 27, 2012
Portraits of Princess Estelle Released
The Swedish Royal Court website released photographs of Princess Estelle today. Four-day-old Estelle wore a cardigan knitted by the Crown Princess’s grandmother Alice. The portraits were taken at Haga Palace.
Photo: Kungahuset.se
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Haga Palace, portraits, Princess Estelle, Swedish Royal Court, website
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Official Wedding Portraits of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Hugo Burnand, portraits, wedding
Monday, December 13, 2010
Official Engagement Photos of William and Catherine Released
Peruvian photographer Mario Testino was chosen for the official engagement portraits of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. The photos were shot on 25th November 2010 in the State Apartments of St. James Palace. 
Photos: © 2010 Mario Testino
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Catherine Middleton, engagement, Mario Testino, portraits, Prince William, St. James Palace
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Portraits of Grand Duke Henri and Family
Today marks the ninth anniversary of Henri’s succession as Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Fittingly, the Cour grand-ducale de Luxembourg website released new portraits of Grand Duke Henri and his family. The photos were taken at the Château de Berg.







Photos: Cour grand-ducale/Lola Velasco
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Château de Berg, Cour grand-ducale de Luxembourg, Grand Duke Henri, portraits, website
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Portraits of Prince Joachim’s Third Son
Prince Joachim’s third son was presented in a series of photographs shot by Steen Brogaard which were released on the Danish Monarchy website yesterday. The little prince will be christened on July 26th at Møgeltønder Kirke.


Photos: Steen Brogaard
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: christening, Danish Monarchy, Møgeltønder, portraits, Prince Joachim, Steen Brogaard, website
Friday, April 18, 2008
New Portraits from The Dutch Royal House
On February 1st, the Dutch Royal Family gathered en masse to jointly celebrate the birthdays of Queen Beatrix and Princess Margriet of the Netherlands at the Royal Theatre Carré in Amsterdam. That same day, the Dutch royals posed for some portraits with photographer Frank van Beek.
Below are the portraits of Queen Beatrix, Prince Willem-Alexander, Princess Máxima, Prince Constantijn, Princess Laurentien, Princess Margriet, Prince Maurits, Princess Marilène, Prince Bernhard, Princess Annette and the husband of Princess Margriet, prof. mr. Pieter van Vollenhoven.










Photos: Frank van Beek
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Amsterdam, portraits, Prince Willem-Alexander, Princess Margriet, Princess Máxima, Queen Beatrix, Royal Theatre Carré
Friday, December 14, 2007
Christmas Card Portraits of The Spanish Royal Family

The Spanish Royal Family released some family portraits which were used on their Christmas cards this year. For King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía, it has almost become de rigueur for them be photographed with their grandchildren which included the newest addition, Infanta Sofía. The little princess was born on April 29th.

Photos: Casa de Su Majestad el Rey
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: cards, Christmas, Infanta Sofía, King Juan Carlos, portraits, Queen Sofía, Spanish
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Queen Beatrix Opens Exhibition at the Mauritshuis
The Mauritshuis is featuring an exhibition called Dutch Portraits - The Age of Rembrandt and Frans Hals from October 13, 2007 to January 13, 2008. For the official opening on October 11th, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands appeared at the event and viewed the sixty Dutch seventeenth-century portraits that had been gathered from private collections and museums in the United States and Europe.
Notably, the Six family loaned out Rembrandt’s 1654 “Portrait of Jan Six” to the Mauritshuis for the exhibition. The family has never lent out the portrait from their collection until now.
For more information regarding the Mauritshuis exhibition Dutch Portraits - The Age of Rembrandt and Frans Hals, visit the official website.
Photo: ANP
Written by Ana Maria Ruhl
Labels: Frans Hals, Mauritshuis, portraits, Queen Beatrix, Rembrandt



