Color Pop Portraits Day allows you to own your very own artwork with a twist. With the greatest admiration for the creatives of our past, six historic portraits sit upon a crisp backdrop, with an added intriguing and contrasting colour palette. This wall mural is not only loud and proud, but a piece of art for your wall which will get heads turning.

Featuring the portraits of: -

Michael Faraday (Left), by Thomas Phillips, 1841-1842

Alfred Russel Wallace (Left-Middle-Bottom) by Thomas Sims, mid-1860s

Angelica Kauffman (Left-Middle-Top) by Angelica Kauffmann, circa 1770-1775

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (Middle-Right) by Richard Rothwell, exhibited 1840

Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bt (Right-Top) by Sir Godfrey Kneller, circa 1706-1711

George Eliot (Right-Bottom) replica by François D'Albert Durade, 1850-1886

From the collection of the National Portrait Gallery. All works ©NPG.