In the summer of 1944, Michael was 22 and coming into his own. The war was going badly for the Axis, which included Romania. Opponents of the Antonescu regime within Romania treated the king as a ...

Shortly before King Michael I abdicated the Romanian throne following the nation’s Soviet takeover in 1947, he illegally ...

A landmark exhibition of works by the iconic photographer and war correspondent Lee Miller has opened at The King’s House in ...

In 1947, its ownership was transferred to King Michael of Romania, and the painting remained in the country until 1976, when it entered the holdings of Wildenstein & Co. gallery in New York.