An iconic monarch gets the Shepard-Fairey treatment — Queen Elizabeth II rendered in flat pop blocks of red, ochre, navy and teal, her familiar cap of curls, pearl necklace and brooch all crisply pop-vector. Across her mouth, a bright yellow panel carries the Rolling Stones tongue-and-lips logo in its full unrepentant scarlet, turning her royal silence into the loudest possible shout.

Printed behind tempered glass, the Hope-poster palette and graphic outlines stay vivid, the polished surface lifting the pop political statement into gallery-quality contemporary art.

A bold collector's piece for fans of pop-art portraiture, irreverent royal iconography, and rock-and-roll graphics — a creative office, a music lounge, a teen's bedroom, a barbershop, a boutique, or any wall that wants its monarch loud and unbothered.