A new portrait of Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, by a British Zambian artist has elicited extreme dissatisfaction.
It comes just one week after a portrait of King Charles III was unveiled at Buckingham Palace and received mixed reviews. Catherine's was not an official portrait, and was revealed on the cover of Tatler magazine's July issue. It depicts the princess in a white gown adorned with a yellow brooch and blue sash. She wears an ornate tiara on her head. The inspiration behind the photograph seems to stem from several of Catherine's previous looks.
Social media users were enraged by the final product, firing off a litany of insults in the comments section of the magazine's Instagram.
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The artist, Hannah Uzor, told Tatler that she "spent a lot of time looking at [Catherine], looking at her pictures, watching videos of her, seeing her with her family, seeing her in diplomatic visits, seeing her when she's rowing or visiting children in a hospice."
"It's been really interesting for me to get a sense of who she is," Uzor continued. "The process for painting this portrait, apart from studying the photographs and the videos, is actually coming up with a sketch. So once I'm happy with a sketch and I've done a series of sketches in my sketchbook, particularly looking at her expression was really key. And so I've done several sketches trying to capture her expression. And once I'm happy with that, I can then proceed to figure out what she's going to wear."
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"This particular outfit that I chose was particularly striking. It made her look very regal and very confident. And alongside of that – definitely color. Color is one of the most important things in a work of art ‘cause it can really speak to the atmosphere. And the color I chose was something that really compliments Kate Middleton's green eyes."
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In March, the Princess of Wales announced in a pre-recorded message that she had been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy. She has not been seen publicly in several months.
Representatives for Kensington Palace and Tatler magazine did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
