The enigmatic Princess of Wales, often referred to as the "people's princess," has once again captured the public's attention. This time, it's the baffling case of her lost portrait, which adds yet another layer of mystery to her enduring legacy.
The missing portrait in question dates back to the early days of Diana's relationship with Prince Charles, taken during the summer of 1980. It wasn’t just any photo, but one commissioned by the prestigious Vogue magazine. The man behind the lens was Lord Snowdon, a renowned photographer who once walked within the royal circles through his marriage to Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II’s sister.
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