Cecil Beaton’s images became some of the most iconic of the late Queen Elizabeth, and they're being captured in a new book by Claudia Acott Williams.

Taken by Cecil Beaton, the photograph is described thus: Colour transparency of Queen Elizabeth II (b.1926) on her Coronation day. She is seated facing left and looks towards the camera.

Queen Elizabeth's coronation was celebrated at Westminster Abbey in June 1953 — look back at the best photos and ... She also sat for official portraits by society photographer Cecil Beaton, ...

Cecil Beaton was the man trusted to capture the image of the newly-crowned Queen Elizabeth II that would feature in history books for centuries to come. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.

Queen Elizabeth II, pictured here in October 1968, sat for portraits with Cecil Beaton many times over the course of her life. CECIL BEATON/VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDON. Save this story ...

Queen Elizabeth's coronation portrait, taken by Cecil Beaton, showed her in front of a backdrop of Westminster Abbey, whereas King Charles's portrait, taken by Hugo Burnand, shows him in the ...

Posed in her Norman Hartnell-designed gown, Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 Coronation portrait by Cecil Beaton has a dewy, film star allure, but her regal props of robe, sceptre, orb and the Imperial ...

Queen Elizabeth II and husband Prince Philip are seen on coronation day Cecil Beaton, who photographed the royal family for over 60 years, was the official photographer for the queen's coronation.

Beaton also cultivated a longstanding relationship with Queen Elizabeth II, still a princess when he first met the family, and would go on to photograph monumental events including her coronation ...

The exhibition will present some of Cecil Beaton’s most memorable photographs, taken over 60 years, including original coronation portraits of Queen Elizabeth II – arguably the most ...