Victor Edelstein interview of Princess Diana

 

It's been twenty years since Princess Diana's death, yet her charisma is something that continues to enchant people. She remains one of the most highly esteemed women in the world. However, after her unfortunate death, her personal and valuable items were either auctioned or put on sale.

The Princess Diana Museum has undertaken the ordeal of preserving Diana's belongings which now remain as history & memories, in one place. We have taken the utmost care to curate over 1800 original items belonging to Lady Di. These include some of her rare, personal & historic artifacts. We can boast that our museum houses and displays one of the largest collections in the world. All the items in our online museum are displayed in a 3D virtual environment where guests can walk around and select any item they wish to know about. The virtual museum extends from Diana's childhood to teenage years, to her wedding events, and until her sad demise.

Victor Edelstein

At The Princess Diana Museum

  • You can take a tour of the museum from any part of the world with just your desktop, laptop, or tablet.
  • We are accessible 24/7. You don't have to queue up or wait for your turn.
  • No prerequisite or technical knowledge is required to access the museum.
  • Princess Diana's items are captured in high resolution using advanced techniques in photogrammetry and virtual reality. Visitors can watch the image closely from their house without having to move an inch.
  • Sneak peeks inside The Princess Diana Museum
  • A virtual avatar will greet & guide you in English or Spanish & take you through fourteen galleries exhibiting Diana's clothes & important historical artifacts ranging from her childhood to her growing up years & adulthood. Also, it will enrich you by providing information about each item.
  • Our “community chat" feature enables guests to connect with each other in "real-time" through text, chat, or video.
  • Listen to the enlightening words of artists & individuals linked to the historical artifacts displayed in the museum. Each individual weaves a rare story giving a different meaning and throwing light on the significance of the items.
  • Check out beautiful designer gowns that once adorned her ladyship and learn extraordinary details about Diana's life as a princess.

Listen to Victor Edelstein interview: Here is just a short list of artists and other personalities interviewed in The Princess Diana Museum. There are over 50 original interviews.

Richard Dalton, David Sassoon, Jacques Azagury, Caroline Charles, Roland Klein, Victor Edelstein, Mervyn Wycherley, John Minihan, John Swannell, Jeffrey Archer, Bill Mundy, Richard Young, Pegasus - Barbara Hamilton, Barry Iverson, Karen Santry, and Jenni Revitt.

We value your patronage and your support will help us further our efforts to expand The Princess Diana Museum. Princess & Platypus Foundation also contributes to charitable and educational causes, so we highly appreciate your backing in any form.

Please visit our website to buy the museum access or donate to the cause. Looking forward to hosting you.

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