There is a mural of Queen Elizabeth II near the tube station in London, and many people are calling for it to be removed.
The mural was painted in honor of the former monarch, who died at her Scottish home.
Jignesh said that they wanted to pay tribute to the Queen after her death. It is a unique way to honor a loved one. There is not a lot of creativity in Hounslow.
Tributes to the Queen
Many people from all over the world have paid tribute to the queen. In an interview with Variety, the actress who played Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown said she kept a promise she made as a young woman. We’re all impressed with what she did.
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Many world leaders, including former President Barack Obama, took to social media to pay their respects to England’s longest reigning monarch, who died at the age of 92.
“Like so many of you, we are grateful to have witnessed Her Majesty’s dedication to public service, and we are impressed by her legacy.” Our thoughts are with her family and the people of the United Kingdom at this difficult time.
The mural was painted on the side of a building on Kingsley Road. The artwork will become an important part of the community in the years to come, because it will be the first thing people see when they exit the west London Tube station.
It can leave an impression in the community if we can inspire kids and get them to enjoy the mural.
‘Absolutely Dreadful’
There is no word on how the community feels about the mural. Many online commenters think the piece of art should be taken down immediately because it doesn’t look like the former Queen of England.
Doesn’t look like her! I feel like it’s a bit disrespectful. Margaret Ellingworth said on Facebook that the best thing they could do was paint over it.
Absolutely horrible. “I hope they paint over it,” Linda said.
“This is an insult to the memory of the Queen, there are so many more talented artists out there that would have done a much better job than this,” Swan said.
“Terrible!” wrote Roger Lomas. Looks like she just got out of a bar after drinking a lot of booze. An insult to our leader.
Nick Lieder said: “That’s terrible!” Paint it over!
Newsweek has reached out to Jignesh Patel.