Visitors and locals have enjoyed art while wandering in central London in the Inside Out Festival organized by the National Gallery.
Open in the Trafalgar Square until September 2, the festival has displayed replicas of some of the gallery's most prominent works including "Venus and Mars" by Sandro Botticelli, and Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers", the German News Agency reported.
Interested visitors can have further information about the artworks displayed at the open-air museum through a free app.
As part of Inside Out Festival's daily activities, 30 art stands have been placed to offer visitors the chance to draw and display their own artworks for the audience.
Art and cultural events have long been a tradition in the UK. Most museums in the country open their doors for free so people can visit their permanent exhibitions.
