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With the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this weekend - plus a new touring exhibition, The Queen: Art & Image, making its latest stop at the National Portrait Gallery in London - we've rounded-up a few of our favourite bits of Queen-inspired artwork, including a few images that can be seen in person in the Art & Image exhibition.
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Haribo commissioned food sculptor, Paul Baker, to… More details
Haribo commissioned food sculptor, Paul Baker, to create a portrait of the Queen using sweets. Over 13,000 individual pieces were used, from Heart Throbs to create the union jack backdrop, and Friendship Rings to capture the detail of Her Majesty’s gown.
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To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and their… More details
To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and their support of The Big Jubilee Lunch, Douwe Egberts collaborated with British Micro-Sculptor, Willard Wigan, to create, what is believed to be, the world's smallest ever portrait of the Queen on a coffee bean. The miniature masterpiece of the Queen's head is so small it is invisible to the naked eye, can only be seen using a magnifying glass, and was created by slowing down the artist's heartbeat to avoid hand tremors.
Nic Joly spent three days making this miniature… More details
Nic Joly spent three days making this miniature masterpiece of the Queen. The stamp-sized version of Her Majesty is made from clay, wire, thread and paper with the finishing touches applied in paint.
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Cobra beer commissioned famous beer painter Karen… More details
Cobra beer commissioned famous beer painter Karen Eland to create some portraits of the Queen, Kate Middleton and Jessie J using only Cobra Beer and Indian spices.
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The largest ever picture of the Queen and the… More details
The largest ever picture of the Queen and the Royal family was unveiled at Sea Containers House on the South Bank for the whole of Jubilee month.
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Heathrow unveiled a giant 540 square metre Union… More details
Heathrow unveiled a giant 540 square metre Union Jack flag featuring a silhouette of Her Majesty the Queen on its North runway. It was the first time in the airport's history that an image has been painted on the live airfield.
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A lego mosaic of Queen Elizabeth II made up of… More details
A lego mosaic of Queen Elizabeth II made up of 158,000-bricks went on display at the Hamleys store in Regent Street, London for Jubilee weekend.
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To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, acclaimed… More details
To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, acclaimed light artist, Chris Levine and luxury goods brand, Asprey, created a new work based on his celebrated portraiture of the Queen. The Queen’s diamond diadem, worn by Her Majesty for the procession to her Coronation in 1953, features within the installation and has been recreated by Asprey from 1000 white brilliant cut diamonds, painstakingly set in platinum by Asprey’s exacting craftsmen and overlaid onto the original, three dimensional image.
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This modern take on a portrait of the Queen was… More details
This modern take on a portrait of the Queen was made by royalist and famed British artist Louise Dear. A limited edition print of 'Our Young Queen', hand embellished with Swarovski Crystals will also be available to purchase, priced at £995.
Image: Rex Features
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Food artist Prudence Staite was commissioned by… More details
Food artist Prudence Staite was commissioned by Leeds-based baking brand Dr. Oetker to create a picture of the Queen to toast HRH's 60-year reign. Made from 2,012 hand-decorated cupcakes, the edible portrait took Prudence over 300 hours to make.
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A plaster cast profile of Queen Elizabeth II… More details
A plaster cast profile of Queen Elizabeth II created in 1952 designed by Mr N A Trent of Chelsea to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation.
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A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II commissioned by… More details
A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II commissioned by Cunard of Her Majesty on the "Queen Elizabeth" cruise liner created by Isobel Peachey.
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A drawing by Francis Marshall of Princess… More details
A drawing by Francis Marshall of Princess Elizabeth's (later Queen Elizabeth II) wedding dress in 1947.
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A caricature of the Queen and her mother created… More details
A caricature of the Queen and her mother created by Michael Burke in 1995.
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A painting of the Queen by Sir Terence Cuneo. Her… More details
A painting of the Queen by Sir Terence Cuneo.
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Rolf Harris's portrait of the Queen was described… More details
Rolf Harris's portrait of the Queen was described by the lady herself as "very friendly".
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A portrait of the Queen by Sir Herbert James… More details
A portrait of the Queen by Sir Herbert James Gunn.
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A drawing by Norman Hartnell of Princess… More details
A drawing by Norman Hartnell of Princess Elizabeth's (later Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain) going away hat.
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A portrait of Queen Elizabeth made out of… More details
A portrait of Queen Elizabeth made out of chocolate by painter Sid Chidiac.
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A painting of the Queen and and the Duke of… More details
A painting of the Queen and and the Duke of Edinburgh by Tai-Shan Schierenberg.
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A painting by Prince's Trust Ambassador and… More details
A painting by Prince's Trust Ambassador and street artist Rich Simmons on the external walls of the Opera Gallery.
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A portrait of the Queen created by artist Lucian… More details
A portrait of the Queen created by artist Lucian Freud.
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A drawing of (then) Princess Elizabeth's wedding… More details
A drawing of (then) Princess Elizabeth's wedding gown by royal dressmaker Norman Hartnell.
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Pavement artist Joseph Lee drew this portrait of… More details
Pavement artist Joseph Lee drew this portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in time for her Coronation in Knightsbridge, London.
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Prince Charles walks past a painting of his… More details
Prince Charles walks past a painting of his mother Queen Elizabeth II at the People's Space at the Africana Hotel in Kampala, Uganda.
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A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II made out of… More details
A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II made out of 10,000 jelly beans in Fizziwig's sweet shop in Brighton.
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A portrait of the Queen created using rubbish and… More details
A portrait of the Queen created using rubbish and recycled materials in Devon.
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A portrait of the Queen by Andy Warhol in… More details
A portrait of the Queen by Andy Warhol in 1985.
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Bust of Queen Elizabeth II in Ottawa,… More details
Bust of Queen Elizabeth II in Ottawa, Canada.
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Stained glass window depicting both Queen… More details
Stained glass window depicting both Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II in Ottawa, Canada.
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