VOICED: Sixty portraits reveal many faces of Britain's queen

The video explores an exhibition at London's National Portrait Gallery, showcasing the evolving relationship between artists and Queen Elizabeth II over her 60-year reign. It highlights the shift from formal depictions to more personal portrayals, reflecting societal changes. The 1970s punk movement influenced the royal image, while diverse artistic interpretations emerged, some flattering and others critical. The exhibition reveals more about the artists and societal trends than the Queen herself.

How did the portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II reflect her personal life and public image?

What does the text suggest about the relationship between the artists and the social trends during Queen Elizabeth II's reign?