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Description: This portrait of Sarah Larrabee Edes has been livened up with some natural beauty – a cloud of colourful butterflies!

Description: This 1842 painting of Euphemia White Van Rensselaer has been adorned with some of Euph’s favourite flowers. Pretty as a picture!

Description: First painted in 1618, this portrait of a Flemish Lady looked a bit drab, so it’s been given a dash of golden gorgeousness to liven things up.

Description: This image of a demur lady fingering her ostrich-feather fan has been given a splash of colour with some subtle brush strokes!

Description: Painted in 1569, the new version of this pairing has a striking dash of orange spray paint, along with a beautiful black frame, which is actually part of the artwork. How ingenious!

Description: Painted in 1823, Jacques-Louis Leblanc was described as "very rich and also quite generous and good." I’ve spared his blushes at these compliments with a generous dose of orange spray paint.

Description: ALL ABOUT THE PINK MAN This original design has been given a pink wash, along with a pretty bright pink spray.

Description: New Yorker, John Vanderlyn created this self-portrait in Paris in 1800. This new version has some pretty pink additions, as well as a swanky frame, which is printed onto the same canvas as the artwork.

Description: This picture of Emmanuel de Crussol, a professional actor back in the 18th century, shows him looking snazzy in a beautiful blue sash – with added deep space detailing.

Description: Originally painted in 1632, this is a portrait of Mister Sparkles Looten Aka Marten. I’ve given him some extra sparkles, so he lives up to his quirky nickname. Can you spot them?!

Description: This image shows a gentleman from 1760, originally painted by Joseph Blackburn. The image has been given a digital twist with some perfect pixellation. Oh yes.

Description: This 17th Century painting of a man wearing a stylish wide-brimmed hat has been adorned with some lively green and yellow spray paint. Defaced yet distinguished, I’m sure you agree!

Description: This picture shows two paintings of well-to-do women, grouped together and given some vivacious pink spray paint to seal the deal.

Description: Originally painted by Jean Marc Nattier in 1753, this portrait of a woman holding flowers has collided with the time and space continuum – leaving the lucky sitter in a cloud of beautiful bright sparkles!

Description: Originally painted by Thomas de Keyser in 1627, this portrait shows a man wearing that season’s fashion must-have – a super fancy ruff. I’ve given his cool neck-wear a quirky new look with some pretty pixellation!

Description: Originally painted around 1523, this portrait shows a demure lady, daintily fingering her gold chain. I’ve given her some pretty green and yellow spray paint to liven things up. Oh yes!

Description: This picture sees Ignacio Garcini wearing the uniform of the Corps of Engineers. I’ve given the image a much need pop of colour with some subtle pink spray paint.

Description: This painting of General Étienne-Marice Gérard has been give a brash splash of white – all over his handsome kisser.

Description: This painting depicts the comtesse de la Châtre casually reading in a simple, white muslin dress. Originally painted by Vigée Le Brun in 1789, I’ve given her mush a vibrant spray of pink. I’m sure the comtesse would approve.

Description: This painting shows Charles Claude de Flahaut, decked out in formal winter clobber, including a snazzy silk coat and embroidered vest. As you can see, Charlie was known for having beautiful piercing eyes!

Description: This scene of Venus reclining on a throne, surrounded by musclemen and attendants, has been cheekily defaced with some vibrant yellow and green spray paint. Lovely!

Description: This idyllic setting, which centres round a fountain of love, has been given a vibrant yellow spray paint boost. Delicious!

Description: This rural picture has been given colourful boost with a spray painted panel of yellow and green.

Description: This flowery still life has been given a touch of digital defacement. You can almost smell the beautiful blooms can’t you!

Description: Originally painted in 1545, Reinoud III of Brederode has been liberally doused in orange spray paint. Very noble, I’m sure you’ll agree.

Description: This portrait of Haesje van Cleyburg from 1634 has been given a special lick of black paint, and includes a beautiful black illusion frame for good measure. That’s right, the frame is printed on the same image as the artwork. How delightful!

Description: This young woman's had a run in with some yellow spray paint – and doesn’t it suit her!

Description: This idyllic landscape shows two donkeys, goats and a pig – all given a green and yellow wash.

Description: This piece started life as a fine art portrait of Madame Sophie, a daughter of Louis XV of France. I couldn’t resist defacing the picture with a touch of green spray paint.

Description: This picture of the Sixth Duke of Bolton has had a messy makeover with a spray of vicious pink right all over his kisser. Lovely.

Description: This is Marie Rinteau, reclining in her Salon in 1761, bedecked in all the finest fashions. She’s been given a lick of pink spray paint to add a bit of much needed pep to the proceedings.

Description: Neon highlights have been added to this beautiful 18th century bust of playwright Geneviève-Françoise Randon de Malboissière.

Description: ROME WHERE YOU WANT TO The earliest known work of Dutch painter, Hendrik Voogd, I’ve given 1795’s "Italianate Landscape with Pines" a splash of extra colour with a wash of pink and some purple highlights. Doesn’t this landscape around Rome look pretty in pink!

Description: BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS These lovely flowers have been enhanced with some vibrant yellow spray paint.

Description: ALL ABOUT THE PINK PRINCE An original design that features a striking spray of pink for this dandy prince. This eclectic piece of art will add a touch of eccentricity to any interior.

Description: ALL ABOUT THE PINK LOVER An original design featuring a statuesque beauty, draped in gold and enhanced with bright pink spray paint. This eclectic piece of art will add a touch of eccentricity to any interior.