Framed Prints From Memory Lane
Framed Print of Princess Diana visit to Nepal, her first official solo visit abroad since the separation
Princess Diana visit to Nepal, her first official solo visit abroad since the separation from Prince Charles.
Princess Diana at the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital, Nepal, India.
Princess Diana made huge strides in tackling the stigma surrounding leprosy, touching those affected by the disease. She brought the plight of leprosy-affected people to the worlds attention and dispelled one of the myths surrounding it - that it can be passed on by touch - by visiting hospitals and touching patients.
4th March 1993. © Mirrorpix
Artwork supplied by Memory Lane (mirrorpix)
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Media ID 21527780
Princess Diana Nepal Visit , House Of Windsor Overseas Visits
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Experience a piece of history with our framed print of Princess Diana's groundbreaking visit to Nepal. Taken by renowned photographer Kent Gavin during her first official solo trip abroad since separating from Prince Charles, this image captures a poignant moment at the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital. The black and white composition beautifully highlights Diana's compassionate nature and her dedication to humanitarian causes. Add this timeless memento to your home and relive the extraordinary impact of Princess Diana's legacy.
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Photo Prints - Relive a historic moment with our photographic print from the Media Storehouse collection. Witness the iconic image of Princess Diana's first official solo visit abroad since her separation from Prince Charles. Captured by renowned photographer Kent Gavin during her visit to the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in Nepal, this print preserves a poignant moment in royal history. Experience the authenticity and vibrancy of the original image, now available as an addition to your home or office decor. A must-have for any royal memorabilia collection or for those who appreciate the power of human connection and compassion.
Photo Mugs - Relive a historic moment with our Photo Mug featuring Princess Diana during her first official solo visit abroad since her separation from Prince Charles. This image captures the iconic moment when she visited the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in Nepal, India. Each mug is meticulously printed with high-quality, colors to bring the memory to life. Perfect for tea or coffee breaks, this mug is not only an addition to your collection but also a meaningful way to remember the compassionate and inspiring Princess Diana. Order yours today and savor the memories.
Poster Prints - Relive history with our Princess Diana Poster Print from Memory Lane Prints. This image shows a pivotal moment in royal history: Princess Diana's first official solo visit abroad since her separation from Prince Charles. Taken at the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in Nepal, India, this photograph by Kent Gavin captures the compassionate and caring nature of the People's Princess as she interacted with those in need. Add this inspiring piece to your collection and bring a touch of history and royalty to your home or office.
Metal Prints - Experience a piece of history with our Metal Print of Princess Diana's historic first solo visit abroad since her separation from Prince Charles. This iconic image captures the moment of compassion and grace as Diana, Princess of Wales, interacted with patients at the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in Nepal, India. Our metal print brings colors and clarity to your home, making it a meaningful addition to any decor. Relive this poignant moment in history and celebrate the enduring legacy of Princess Diana with this elegant print.
Canvas Prints - Step into the pages of history with our Canvas Print of Princess Diana's iconic visit to Nepal. This first official solo trip abroad since her separation from Prince Charles captures a poignant moment as she interacts with children at the Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in 1992. Each print in our range is meticulously crafted with materials, ensuring colors and detail. Bring this historic moment into your home and relive the magic of the People's Princess.
Mouse Mats - Mouse Mats featuring iconic images from Memory Lane, such as Princess Diana's historic visit to Nepal in 1993. This official solo trip marked a significant moment in her life after separation from Prince Charles. Add a touch of nostalgia and royalty to your home office or gaming setup with these special Mouse Mats.
Modern Frame 12"x10"
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Made and Shipped from within the USA or Canada as appropriate. Printed on 10"x8" Premium Matte Paper offering bright, white paper with a matte finish with a digitally rendered mat surround offering the timeless look of professionally mounted artwork. Our 1″ Frames are available in a range of colours with clear acrylic shatterproof glazing and Kraft pad backer. Matte Paper offer a lighter-weight alternative to fine art paper which is optimized for artwork and can be suitable for photography in scenarios where a less glossy appearance is preferred. This sustainable paper printing is an alternative to our premium fine art paper. Each frame is 1″ wide by 3/4″ deep and glazed using standard 1/16” clear PETG to protect and enhance the visibility of each print. Ready to hang with a sawtooth metal hanger and sturdy backer.
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 20.4cm x 14.3cm (8" x 5.6")
Estimated Product Size is 30.5cm x 25.4cm (12" x 10")
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