True Legends - Photo Art on Plexiglass

Product Details

True Legends pays tribute to some of the most celebrated names in music history, united in a lavish, grand interior. Beneath glittering chandeliers and a sparkling disco ball, iconic performers from across eras share the stage and the spotlight—Elvis Presley raised high in performance, alongside an array of legendary singers, musicians, and stars.

Rich in detail and atmosphere, the composition invites viewers to discover familiar faces and moments of recognition throughout the scene. Glamorous, nostalgic, and full of energy, this artwork is both a celebration of music’s enduring legacy and a spectacular visual fantasy. A statement piece for anyone inspired by culture and creativity.

What is Plexiglass?
Plexiglass is a modern alternative to traditional glass, used to give artwork a sleek, contemporary finish. It is lightweight, durable, and crystal-clear, allowing colours and details to appear vibrant and full of depth. UV protection helps to keep your artwork looking its best over time. Unlike regular glass, plexiglass won’t easily shatter, making it safer and easier to hang—especially for larger pieces. The frameless design gives a contemporary “floating” effect on the wall (fittings not included).

The result is a glossy, gallery-style presentation that enhances and protects your picture, perfect for a modern display in a stylish interior.

Artwork Delivery Information

• Delivery Charge: £25, or free on orders over £3,000 when using our trusted one-man delivery service.  Please note that delivery to specific locations may incur additional costs and may take longer.

• Make a Date: Once your order is ready to deliver, we’ll be in touch to arrange a convenient delivery date.

• Receive Your Item: Your order will be delivered by our one-man delivery service to a room of your choice.  Assistance may be required during delivery for larger artwork.

• Ready to Hang: All artwork arrives ready to hang (fittings not included).

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