WW1 British BEF King George the 5th and Queen Mary Framed Print 26″ X 20″

This framed print features King George V and Queen Mary, monarchs of the United Kingdom during World War I, depicted in a formal portrait. The image is closely associated with the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), which represented the core land forces of Britain at the outbreak of WW1. Measuring 26 inches by 20 inches, the print displays the royal couple in period attire, reflecting the formal iconography of early 20th-century state portraits. During the First World War, images of King George V and Queen Mary were commonly displayed in military offices, recruitment centers, and public buildings throughout Britain and its allied nations to emphasize national unity and the connection between the monarchy and armed forces. The print is housed within a substantial frame, suitable for wall display in historical collections or study spaces. This item serves as a visual representation of Britain’s wartime leadership and the symbolic presence of the monarchy during the conflict.