KING Charles’s hopes for his horse at Royal Ascot were dashed yesterday as the favourite failed to dazzle in the sun and finished ninth. Reaching High had been hotly tipped by bookies at 11-4 ...

MISSOULA — While Charles Windsor, Prince of Wales, may never be the king of England, one deep-pocketed collector in Montana could lay claim to his paintings.

Since Ward’s first tour, Charles III—who became king in 2022—has maintained the tradition of personally selecting and inviting an artist on his royal tours for four decades.

Incredible paintings from King Charles's Coronation released for the first time Nineteen images have been released ahead of the second anniversary of the Coronation on Tuesday.

Charles began the tradition of commissioning a tour artist in 1985 when John Ward joined an official trip to Italy at his expense.

Charles Burton Barber was a British artist known for his oil paintings depicting children and pets. Born in 1845 in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, he studied at the Royal Academy in London.

As show jumping horses stride through the arena, there is undeniable majesty, beauty and skillfulness. But when the medals are awarded, it can be hard to tell what exactly is being judged.

Charles is survived by his wife, Deborah “Debbie”, 4 daughters, Shannon Phillips, Shi Morris, “Crickette” Mitchell and Sheri Redden, 6 grandchildren, Zack, Cassie, Elijiah, Victoria ...

The collection’s core is genre scenes including 'In Disgrace' by the sporting and animal painter Charles Burton Barber (1845–1894) bequeathed by Dorothy Ward Mosedale in memory of Ward and ...

The collection’s core is genre scenes including 'In Disgrace' by the sporting and animal painter Charles Burton Barber (1845–1894) bequeathed by Dorothy Ward Mosedale in memory of Ward and ...