Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sculpture sparks mixed reactions from the public and art critics alike

A bronze sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and two corgis in Northern Ireland has been unveiled, but has received mixed reviews from the public. While some people have praised the statue, saying it has been "warmly received" by those who have seen it in person, others have ridiculed it on social media, claiming it does not resemble the late Queen. Some have even gone as far as to say that the statue could be of anyone, not just the Queen. The statue has been installed in the Antrim Castle Gardens in Belfast, and has sparked a debate about how Britain's longest-reigning monarch should be depicted in art.