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UK, 06/05/2025
These royal days have brought us a historic moment: the first official coronation portrait of His Majesty King Charles III. A moment of tradition, symbolism — and, let’s say it with all due respect — a touch of mystery?
The King stands tall in red regalia that shouts “imperial pomp” louder than a bagpipe solo. His gaze is firm, his posture proud. And yet, from certain angles, one might think Charles is wondering: “What have I gotten myself into? And why did the artist give me the expression of Voldemort on holiday?”
Critics call it “expressive.” Subjects whisper “a bit shady.” Some claim the folds of the robe hide secret messages. Others just think it’s the visual result of a heavy dinner at Buckingham.
But let us not jest too harshly — long live art that dares, interprets, and transforms the monarch into a near-mystical pop icon, perfect for a 1973 progressive rock album cover.
After all, even humor can wear a crown.
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