Painter Prince Charles prefers watercolours because photography is 'unsatisfactory'


By AGENCY

A close-up detail of 'Cwm Berwyn', a watercolour work done by Prince Charles in 2007. Photo: princeofwales.gov.uk

The largest collection of watercolours by Queen Elizabeth II's eldest son and heir, Prince Charles, have gone on display in Britain.

The 79 works feature snow-capped Scottish mountains and the Welsh countryside, French Provencal peaks, Mount Athos in Greece and the Transylvania region of Romania.

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