With her combination of delightful charm and timeless elegance, Diana, Princess of Wales, was among the 20th century’s most recognisable public figures, and perhaps its most adored personality.
The unprecedented outpouring of grief that followed her death on August 31, 1997, was a remarkable period of modern British history – and it will be forever remembered by billions around the world who tuned in to almost non-stop TV news coverage that ran from the night of her untimely passing through to her emotional funeral a week later.
Now, 20 years on since those historic and tragic events, this 132-page full-colour publication presents a poignant celebration of Diana’s life and uses more than 300 carefully selected images from throughout her 36 years to chart how a young girl brought up in the English countryside became the People’s Princess.
Author: Jack Harrison
