On Wednesday, the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, unveiled a striking portrait of herself painted by mouth artist Sarah Jane Parsons at an exhibition in London. The portrait was inspired by an image from the Duchess's trip to Nepal with her husband, Prince Edward. Dressed elegantly in a black blazer and white skirt, Sophie toured the gallery, engaging with artists who have overcome significant challenges to create their art using only their mouths or feet. Parsons expressed her deep honor in painting the Duchess, highlighting the royal tradition of watercolor portraits that dates back to Queen Victoria. The exhibition, titled 'Defying Limits, Defining Art: 70 Years of the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists,' showcases over 120 original artworks from artists across 33 countries, celebrating creativity without limitations. The event runs at RHS Lindley Hall in Westminster until April 18 and includes live painting demonstrations from notable artists, offering visitors a chance to appreciate the incredible talent and resilience of these artists.