First photographs in 120 years showing four generations of present and future British monarchs News of the Christening in London of Prince George, third in line to the British throne, breaks around the world. Britain's Prince George was christened in a small, private service on Wednesday. A video timeline shows four generations of royal christenings. Produced by Kevin Fogarty. THE first photographs in 120 years showing four generations of present and future British monarchs have been released, the day after the christening of Prince George, the newest member of the dynasty. One of the four pictures officially released to the media today shows a seated Queen Elizabeth flanked by three future kings: her son Prince Charles, grandson Prince William and great-grandson George, who is being cradled by his father. In another image, Kate is shown seated on a sofa cradling her three-month-old son, with the Queen sitting on her right and William on her left. Standing behind the sofa are the infant's immediate family - the royals and the Middletons. The Duke of Edinburgh is standing on the far left of the photograph and on his left in order are the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry. On Harry's left are Kate's siblings Pippa and James, then her parents Carole and Michael. George's seven godparents are not in the official pictures. The images were taken by celebrity snapper Jason Bell in the morning room at Charles's official London residence, Clarence House, immediately following the young prince's christening at the nearby Chapel Royal of St James's Palace on Wednesday. The last photograph showing four generations of current and future British monarchs was taken in 1894, at the christening of the future Edward VIII. In this picture, Queen Victoria is holding the baby, flanked by her son - the future Edward VII - and her grandson - the future George V. Kate Duchess of Cambridge holds her son Prince George seated next to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince William, back row from left, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Harry, Pippa Middleton, James Middleton, Carole Middleton and Michael Middleton. (AP Photo/Jason Bell, Camera Press) Source: AP