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Lord Snowdon, the society photographer and filmmaker who married Britain’s Princess Margaret and continued to mix in royal circles even after their divorce, has died.
“The Earl of Snowdon died peacefully at home on 13th January 2017,” said Camera Press, the photo agency with which he worked.
One of the country’s most famous photographers, Snowdon was one of the few top-echelon royals to hold down an outside job after he married the queen’s sister in 1960, and his professional reputation grew steadily.
In 1969, Snowdon designed the setting for the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in Wales.
Snowdon married Lucy Lindsay Hogg, and had a daughter, Frances, in 1979.
In the 1990s, two relationships Snowdon had with other women became public.
In later years, Snowdon was troubled by the effects of polio, which left him with a slight limp, and he had difficulty standing for any length of time.
Snowdon remained a favorite photographer of the queen long after his marriage to her sister ended in rancor, and he took many portraits of her.