A stunning tribute: Diana's face appears on Paris tunnel pillar she crashed into 21 years ago
The black and white artwork shows the princess smiling and wearing the jewelry that is now iconic, including her necklace and earrings
On the 21st anniversary of her death, a portrait of Princess Diana's face on the tunnel pillar where she met with her deadly car crash has come to the spotlight. The face of the late royal, who was known as the 'People's Princess' appeared overnight a month ago on the 13th pillar in the Pont de l'Alma Tunnel in Paris.
Many locals, tourists, and fans of Diana have been left in awe after the face of the princess was spotted on the concrete column. The major tunnel, that many vehicles commute through, is prohibited for pedestrians. The 'white blur', as it is now being called, has been hailed by everyone who sees it as a brilliant tribute to the late Princess of Wales.
