She will officially open the Burlington Gardens building at the Royal Academy of Arts and will meet those involved in the design and construction process. The building has been completed ahead of the Academy’s 250th anniversary.
Her Majesty the Queen will also view the Academy’s current exhibition; Charles I: King and Collector.
The exhibition reunites the masterpieces owned by Charles I for the first time since the 17th Century.
Jon Davies, a volunteer at the Academy said
“The collection holds a lot of history for the Royal Family.”
“The Queen is a great support to the Royal Academy and it is always an honor to host her here, in such a wonderful part of London, just down the road from Buckingham Palace”
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She will officially open the Burlington Gardens building at the Royal Academy of Arts and will meet those involved in the design and construction process. The building has been completed ahead of the Academy’s 250th anniversary.
Her Majesty the Queen will also view the Academy’s current exhibition; Charles I: King and Collector.
The exhibition reunites the masterpieces owned by Charles I for the first time since the 17th Century.
Jon Davies, a volunteer at the Academy said
“The collection holds a lot of history for the Royal Family.”
“The Queen is a great support to the Royal Academy and it is always an honor to host her here, in such a wonderful part of London, just down the road from Buckingham Palace”
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