An epic mural depicting icons from Doctor Who landing in Liverpool has been unveiled at World Museum, just days before the world premiere of the blockbuster exhibition Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder on Friday, May 27.
Liverpool artist Paul Curtis was behind the striking mural which is almost 15 metres wide and three metres high. It was painted entirely by Paul – taking two weeks to fully complete. Alongside a stunning depiction of Liverpool’s iconic skyline, classic symbols of the TV show are seen descending on the city.
From the instantly recognisable TARDIS to petrifying Weeping Angels and Sontarans, the mural weaves together icons of over 60 years of Doctor Who – the longest running science adventure show in the world. Paul Curtis said: "It's been really exciting to work on this painting at World Museum – the mural contains some classic icons from over 60 years' worth of TV, along with the fascinating scientific elements that underpin the exhibition."
