Princess Anne
(1950-), Equestrian; Olympian; Princess Royal and daughter of Queen Elizabeth IISitter in 129 portraits
Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth II's's only daughter, was created Princess Royal in 1987. The Princess is a former Olympic horsewoman and an amateur jockey and, among the many organisations supported by her, she is President of the Save the Children Fund. In 1981, she became Commandant-in-Chief of the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry, which had the Princess Royal's Volunteer Corps added to its name in 1999. She married firstly Captain Mark Phillips (1973-1992), and secondly Commander Timothy Laurence, (1992). Her two children, Peter and Zara, were born in 1977 and 1981. She has been a member of the International Olympic Committee since 1988 and served on the board of LOCOG (the London Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games).
King Charles III; Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
by Baron Studios
bromide print, December 1950
NPG P1421
Princess Anne; Queen Elizabeth II
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, 1951
NPG P140(24)
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, August 1951
NPG P1405
Princess Anne; King Charles III
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, 1952
NPG P140(25)
Princess Anne; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; King Charles III
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, 28 September 1952
NPG P1613
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne; King Charles III
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, 28 September 1952
NPG P1614
Princess Anne; Queen Elizabeth II; King Charles III
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, 28 September 1952
NPG P1616
King Charles III; Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, late 1954
NPG P1407
King Charles III; Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Marcus Adams
cibachrome print, late 1954
NPG P1408
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, late 1954
NPG P1406
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; Princess Anne; Queen Elizabeth II; King Charles III
by James Reid
bromide print, August 1955
NPG P1659
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Lord Snowdon
bromide print, 10 October 1957
NPG P1639
Princess Anne; King Charles III; Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
by Lord Snowdon
gelatin silver print, 10 October 1957
NPG P1639a
Princess Anne; Queen Elizabeth II
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, May 1959
NPG P1617
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
bromide print, May 1959
NPG P1620
Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne
by Studio Lisa (Lisa Sheridan)
C-type colour print, May 1959
NPG P1622
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1480
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, March 1960
NPG P1481
Related People
- Princess Alice of Greece and Denmark (grandmother)
- Prince Andrew of Greece (grandfather)
- Prince Andrew, Duke of York (brother)
- King Charles III (brother)
- Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (father)
- Prince Edward Antony Richard Louis, Earl of Wessex (brother)
- Queen Elizabeth II (mother)
- Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (grandmother)
- Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex (nephew)
- Princess Margaret (aunt)
- Peter Mark Andrew Phillips (son)
- Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips (daughter)
- Mark Anthony Peter Phillips (husband)
- William, Prince of Wales (nephew)
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