Notes:

The Shankill Mona Lisa is one of the famous Northern Ireland Wall Murals that rose as a way of marking territory during The Troubles to make it clear which side controlled the area.

The Shankill Mona Lisa got it's name due to fact that the UFF (Ulster Freedom Fighters) soldier was painted in such a way, that no matter which angle you viewed it from, he would always be pointing the gun at the viewer.

It was removed in 2015 as part of the national effort to try and ease ethnic and political tensions in Northern Ireland.