Royal gets regal review
Published:
6:40 PM April 20, 2009
Updated:
9:12 PM October 15, 2020
by Nadia Sam-Daliri Children in a hospital ward are getting acquainted with the Queen as a new life-sized mural of her majesty goes up. Artists revamped the ward in the Royal Free Hospital, in Pond Street, Hampstead so the youngsters coul
by Nadia Sam-Daliri
Children in a hospital ward are getting acquainted with the Queen as a new life-sized mural of her majesty goes up.
Artists revamped the ward in the Royal Free Hospital, in Pond Street, Hampstead so the youngsters could measure themselves against the famous royal.
Other features, like a giraffe room, fossil room and water tank were also added to the ward.
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Creative company, Artmongers designed the artwork with some of the patients from the children's ward.
nadia.sam-daliri@archant.co.uk
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