Prince George's Kingfisher Drawing Included in Country Life Edited by Prince William
Culture · First reported 11 Nov, 00:01 · Updated 00:52
Prince William has guest edited a special 300-page collectors' issue of Country Life, featuring artwork created by his 13-year-old son, Prince George. The edition includes George's drawing of a kingfisher alongside interviews, personal reflections, and pieces highlighting rural conservation and military servicewomen.
- A colourful drawing of a kingfisher by 13-year-old Prince George appears in a special 300-page edition of Country Life guest edited by his father, Prince William.
- George produced the artwork at home in the spring when he was 12 years old.
- Prince William spent six months working on the issue, which covers countryside conservation, regenerative farming, and his personal life.
- The edition features an interview with Catherine, Princess of Wales, as well as contributions from Aston Villa manager Unai Emery and musician-turned-farmer Andy Cato.
- William also used the magazine to address his initiative supporting women in the armed forces following private and public fact-finding meetings with servicewomen.
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- Kingfisher on a branch
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- Prince George (created at age 12)
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- Prince William, Prince of Wales
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- 300-page bumper collectors' issue
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- Six months
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