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NEW PORTRAIT OF PRINCESS MARGARET.—For this portrait, which is now in Princess Margaret’s possession, Her Royal Highness gave Pietro Annigoni 15 sittings at Clarence House and a further six sittings at the artist’s London studio. The Princess is shown in a simple white dress with a full skirt, and her hands are lightly holding a dark stole of taffeta which has slipped from one shoulder. She wears no jewellery. The setting is a garden of soft green against a blue sky. A touch of brighter colour is supplied by a rose in the right foreground and a rosy cloud behind Princess Margaret's head.

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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28490, 21 January 1958, Page 11

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NEW PORTRAIT OF PRINCESS MARGARET.—For this portrait, which is now in Princess Margaret’s possession, Her Royal Highness gave Pietro Annigoni 15 sittings at Clarence House and a further six sittings at the artist’s London studio. The Princess is shown in a simple white dress with a full skirt, and her hands are lightly holding a dark stole of taffeta which has slipped from one shoulder. She wears no jewellery. The setting is a garden of soft green against a blue sky. A touch of brighter colour is supplied by a rose in the right foreground and a rosy cloud behind Princess Margaret's head. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28490, 21 January 1958, Page 11

NEW PORTRAIT OF PRINCESS MARGARET.—For this portrait, which is now in Princess Margaret’s possession, Her Royal Highness gave Pietro Annigoni 15 sittings at Clarence House and a further six sittings at the artist’s London studio. The Princess is shown in a simple white dress with a full skirt, and her hands are lightly holding a dark stole of taffeta which has slipped from one shoulder. She wears no jewellery. The setting is a garden of soft green against a blue sky. A touch of brighter colour is supplied by a rose in the right foreground and a rosy cloud behind Princess Margaret's head. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28490, 21 January 1958, Page 11