Prince Philip married Princess Elizabeth five years before she became Queen. They met whilst she visited Dartmouth's Royal Naval College. Prince Philip's family had a long connection to the navy, and he had a great passion for the sea and sailing. He finished his career in the navy to support Elizabeth II in her royal duties.

Tim Graham worked as a royal photographer for over 30 years.

Prince Philip received a great many titles, decorations and honorary appointments during his lifetime, including Admiral of the Fleet, RN, and Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom.

On his wedding day in 1947, George VI created him 'Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Merioneth, and Baron Greenwich of Greenwich in the County of London'.

In this painting by Terence Cuneo, the hugely prolific painter who obtained many royal commissions, the Duke of Edinburgh is shown visiting the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. Prince Philip was Chancellor at the University from 1976 to 2011.

Prince Philip joined the Royal Navy as a cadet in 1939 and, by the age of 21, he was commissioned Lieutenant. The year he became Commander saw the ascension of Elizabeth II to the throne and the end of Prince Philip's active service career, however he maintained close links with the Royal Navy. He was a Trustee of the National Maritime Museum, and this portrait was commissioned to commemorate the 60th anniversary of his close association with the Museum.

The artist Richard Stone has painted portraits of the royal family for more than four decades.

The Duke of Edinburgh was a huge supporter of education. He acted as patron to around 800 organisations, mainly focussed on education, the environment and sport.

Prince Philip founded the Duke of Edinburgh award in 1956. Since then, over eight million young people worldwide have participated in the scheme to improve their skills and fitness, and volunteer for good causes.

Franta Belsky, who sculpted this textured bronze head of Prince Philip, was born in what was Czechoslovakia in 1921. He is known for large public works of art as well as sculptures depicting Winston Churchill. Belsky also made a statue of Lord Louis Mountbatten – Prince Philip's uncle – that stands in Horse Guards Parade in London.

A portrait was commissioned by the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) to mark the 50th anniversary of Prince Philip’s presidency. The selected artist, Stuart Pearson Wright, visited Prince Philip at Buckingham Palace for several sittings. The initial work painted imposed bare shoulders and chest on the prince, with a perched bluebottle, and cress sprouting out the Prince's finger.

Prince Philip was apparently not a fan of the original work (reputedly uttering 'Godzooks!' when he saw it). The RSA accepted this shortened version instead, only showing his face with an elongated neck.

The list of Duke of Edinburgh's achievements and titles are significantly numerous – this 1976 bust commemorates his position as the ceremonial head of the Royal Marines (1953–2017). Even in his 90s, the prince continued to attend a great many functions and ceremonies.

The Queen said about her husband, in 1997: 'He has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years...'

Prince Philip is survived by Her Majesty the Queen and their four children, Charles, Prince of Wales, Anne, Princess Royal, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. The Duke of Edinburgh had eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.