The red portrait of Charles III is causing discussion

The red portrait of Charles III is causing discussion

Kensington Palace has released the first official portrait of King Charles III of Great Britain. It was painted by court painter Jonathan Yeo. The public did not like the red picture of the king😵‍💫

According to the artist, the butterfly in art often represents metamorphosis and rebirth. It reminds of the king's commitment to the protection of beauty and ecology. Also, the butterfly symbolizes the status of the monarch🦋

- According to art historians, Yeo actually chose red as a symbol of power.

Eisenstatt ruled out any political allusion in the portrait.
"From a political point of view, Charles III has yet to show himself. "He did not commit any brutality to depict in some bloody style," he said.