Elizabeth II, in Full Regalia on 7 April 1964, Granting the Charter to the Newly Created London Borough of Kingston Upon Thames (the Right to Be a 'Royal' Borough)

The painting titled 'Elizabeth II, in Full Regalia on 7 April 1964, Granting the Charter to the Newly Created London Borough of Kingston Upon Thames (the Right to Be a Realism in a formal Portrait) captures the Queen adorned in regal attire during a significant national event. Executed primarily in Oil on Canvas, the artwork exudes a sense of authority and tradition. Its realistic style emphasizes vivid details, portraying Queen Elizabeth II with a commanding presence as she bestows the charter, symbolizing civic progress and her constitutional role, making it a notable example of portraiture documenting British history.