女王殿下肖像集

英国威廉王子夫妇上周在新西兰为当地画家Nick Cuthell创作的英国女王画像揭幕。画像中，英国女王一身天蓝色连衣裙简洁大方，裙装上以银蕨胸针修饰，更显女王优雅高贵的气质。银蕨是新西兰特有的植物，是新西兰的标志。由于威廉王子一家本次出访，画像中英国女王佩戴的这枚胸针已转借给孙媳凯特王妃使用。

其实细数起来，英国女王伊丽莎白二世的肖像画还有不少，大家一起来感受一下高贵冷艳的英伦皇室风吧！

In 2010, the Queen posed for a portrait in the same diamond necklace and earrings that she wore for her Coronation.

Rupert Alexander's portrait of HM The Queen was unveiled in 2010

In 2006 Jemma Phipps painted this portrait, commissioned by the Ascot Authority of Queen Elizabeth II, to celebrate her 80th birthday and the completion of the redeveloped racecourse at Ascot

This George Condo portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, which was on display at the Tate Modern back in 2006, was nicknamed "The Cabbage Patch Queen"

In 2004, Chris Levine created a holographic portrait of the Queen entitled Equanimity which was commisioned by the island of Jersey

Jeff Stultiens painted this portrait of the Queen in Garter robes in 2003 to mark the 50th anniversary of her coronation

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by pop artist Peter Blake. The piece, which is based on a photograph taken by Lord Lichfield, was painted for a reception at the Royal Academy of Arts to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002

This portrait of Queen Elizabeth II was commissioned by the Commonwealth to mark her Golden Jubilee in 2002.

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Lucian Freud (2001)

In 2000 The Queen unveiled her portrait commissioned by the Worshipful Company of Drapers, by artist Sergei Pavlenko

Queen Elizabeth II portrait by artist Andrew Festing (1999)

In 1998, a new official portrait of the Queen was commissioned by the Royal Society for the Arts from artist Justin Mortimer to commemorate 50 years of the Queen's patronage of the RSA

A portrait by artist Robert Wraith, painted in 1998 after several sittings at Buckingham Palace

A portrait of the Queen by artist Susan Ryder from 1997. It was commissioned by the Royal Automobile Club as part of its centenary celebrations was unveiled. The painting shows a smiling monarch, relaxing on a gilt chair in the Yellow Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace

A portrait of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh was unveiled in 1997 to celebrate their 50 years of marriage, with a style of painting which was described as "starkly arresting" and "gritty".

Michael Leonard's seated Queen with corgi was painted in 1985-1986

Michael Leonard's seated Queen with corgi was painted in 1985-1986

Sir Terence Cuneo was the official artist for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953

The Diamond Jubilee portrait of the Queen was unveiled by John Swannell. Her Majesty is pictured in Buckingham Palace's Centre Room wearing a white and silver embroidered state dress and the State Diadem crown of diamonds and pearls, worn on her Coronation Day in 1953. The Queen is also wearing Queen Victoria's Collet Necklace, worn by her great-great grandmother for her own official Diamond Jubilee photograph in 1897.