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Princess Margaret leaves St. Pauls in November 1999
Princess Margaret leaves St.Pauls in November 1999, after attending a memorial service to Sir Hugh Casson today.
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Chris Grieve
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
CD*44300
Media ID 21486089
© Mirrorpix
Cathedral English Memorial Princess Princess Margaret Princesses Suit Walking Walking Stick
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In this print captured by Chris Grieve, we witness a poignant moment in history as Princess Margaret gracefully exits St. Paul's Cathedral in November 1999. Attending a memorial service to honor the late Sir Hugh Casson, her presence exudes both regality and solemnity. Princess Margaret, an emblem of British royalty, strides confidently with the aid of her walking stick. Her elegant suit complements her dignified demeanor, showcasing her timeless sense of style even in the midst of mourning. As she walks through the grand cathedral doors, one cannot help but be captivated by her poise and grace. The image encapsulates not only Princess Margaret's role within the royal family but also highlights her commitment to honoring those who have left an indelible mark on society. The somber atmosphere is palpable as she pays tribute to Sir Hugh Casson, undoubtedly reflecting upon his contributions to art and architecture. Chris Grieve's photograph serves as a powerful reminder of Princess Margaret's unwavering dedication to duty and tradition. It immortalizes a significant moment in time when British heritage intersected with remembrance at one of London's most iconic landmarks. This stunning print from Memory Lane Prints allows us to delve into history and relive this remarkable occasion alongside Princess Margaret herself – a true testament to the enduring legacy of British royalty and their connection with their people.
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