An exhibition of paintings by Prince Charles has opened at the Garrison Chapel in London, Euronews reports.

The exhibition features 79 watercolors of the Prince of Wales. At the moment, it is the largest exhibition of works by a monarch in history. The paintings depict landscapes of places the eldest son and heir of Queen Elizabeth II ever visited, including the royal residence of Balmoral in Scotland, French Provence and East African Tanzania.

Prince Charles began painting in the 1970s. According to him, this takes him to another dimension. 

The Prince noted that photography does not mean the same to him as painting. The exhibition will run until February 14, 2022.