Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, visits The Fan Museum in Greenwich to open its new Monarchy exhibition. Multiple reports state that the exhibition opening is carried out as part of her role as patron of the museum. During the visit, she is also presented with a fan linked to the monarchy theme: she receives a fan taken from a coronation portrait. The coverage describes the event as part of the museum’s wider programme for its new exhibition, which focuses on monarchy and royal imagery. The accounts agree on the location (The Fan Museum in Greenwich) and the purpose of the visit (opening the Monarchy exhibition as patron). No additional controversies or broader political context are mentioned in the provided excerpts, and the reporting focuses on the ceremonial and museum-related aspects of Camilla’s appearance, including the items connected to coronation and royal portraiture. The event is presented as a public-facing cultural engagement associated with the museum’s new display.