The Spy Who Painted the Queen: The Secret Case Against Philip de László

This book delves into the intriguing claim that renowned painter Philip de Laszlo was an Austrian spy during World War I, supported by MI5's secret evidence. It presents a thorough investigation into the artist's life and the implications of his alleged espionage, revealing unexpected connections between art and espionage in high society. The shocking conclusion challenges perceptions of de Laszlo's legacy and raises questions about loyalty and betrayal during a tumultuous period in history.