The lithograph of Highgrove House, reproduced from the monarch’s original watercolour, shows the ‘serene beauty’ of the King’s Gloucestershire home.
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A limited-edition print of the King’s country retreat reproduced from the monarch’s original watercolour has gone on sale.
The lithograph of Highgrove in Gloucestershire captures the “serene beauty” of the house, its “iconic wildflower meadow” and the King’s “talent and deep connection to nature”, Highgrove Gardens said.
The King was joined by Sir David Beckham and Alan Titchmarsh at his Gloucestershire home Highgrove to discuss the display.
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Charles walked the path alongside passers-by wearing his lounge suit and brown brogues, armed with a walking staff.
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