This piece, by UK-based artist RANKo, is part of his upcoming PastPrologue series of works, which combines his unique style with added movement.

"I find this piece menacing but playful because of the way the optical fractures occurr. Exploring the hidden traits of some of history's most colourful characters is fascinating, and forms the basis for the PastPrologue series.

Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603) of England was far from meek, being a firebrand of the establishment for many years. Under her rule, the killing fields of Ireland ran red with the blood of innocent victims. It is estimated 1.5 million Catholic Irish peasants were starved or 'put to the sword' and much of their lands seized by English predators, while she reigned."

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