King Charles III will likely be too busy to resume one of his former hobbies: painting. Since the 1970s, he’s dabbled in watercolors, mostly creating landscapes. He actually held an exhibition in 1977, but has since given less attention to the arts in favor of his royal duties.
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CNN reports that some of the King’s earlier works will go up for auction with Hansons Auctioneers. The house will broker the sale of several drawings that Charles made as a little boy, including portraits of his mother and father. Hansons anticipates final sale prices between $6,500 and $12,700. These include the above portrait of Queen Elizabeth II rendered when Charles was five or six years old.
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