Prince George Contributes Kingfisher Artwork to Prince William's Country Life Edition

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Prince George Contributes Kingfisher Artwork to Prince William's Country Life Edition

Royals (2 / 1) 11.11.2026 07:17 / Peter


School, family and outings

Currently a boarder at Eton College in Windsor, George has lately gone back to school after an extended half-term break described as a long leave. Meanwhile his younger siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, enjoyed time away from their own school, Lambrook. In the same publication William includes personal family snapshots, such as countryside strolls alongside the dogs Orla and Otto, plus a father-son trip to watch an Aston Villa fixture in Barcelona. The duo drew attention when seen boarding a British Airways plane before the Champions League encounter.

Artistic roots and royal reflections

Commentators point out that George's interest echoes that of his grandfather, the King, an enthusiastic painter whose works have generated roughly £2 million in sales. During the Sultan of Oman's State Visit, Catherine highlighted her father-in-law's skill, telling those present that these were painted by His Majesty and describing him as a very good watercolourist. The monarch himself once remarked that he had to be very quick. The Princess of Wales pursued art at A-level and studied history of art while at St Andrews. In 2025 she collaborated with her children on a set of portrait sketches they created of each other. Through his guest editorship William reflected on everyday family moments and stressed the importance of building a safe and respectful workplace for women in the armed forces. The magazine's editor described him as a formidable, hands-on guest editor. He joins a line of other senior royals who have previously taken on the role for Country Life.