Alexander Mcqueen Or A New 20 Pound Note.

He is generally acknowledged as the godfather of British fashion. He is a "bad boy" in the mouth of fashion circles. He is a homosexual designer, and also a fashionable wizard who hurt himself and died for his mother's death.

By the way, McQueen is a Pisces.

The Bank of England recently plans to print an artist's head on the new 20 pound note to replace the famous British economist Adam Simy.

The Bank of England is already soliciting the British public and the new banknote will enter the market in the next three to five years.

"The next 20 pound note will commemorate Britain's achievements in the field of visual arts.

The Bank of England wants you to nominate a historical visual artist for this note.

The Bank of England official said that in the 2 months since May 19th, the public can sign their official website and nominate their favorite artists.

The bank explained that the artist could be a painter, sculptor, photographer,

As long as "the creator of the British visual image has been defined" and the movie maker has passed away, there is an opportunity for nomination.

British designer Mai Kun (Alexander McQueen) has also entered the list of public nominations, the 2010 fashion hero of suicide, with its bold Bumsters.

And so on.

The Gambling company has already made a relevant odds on the final candidates.

British painter Richard Hogarth and Gandhi biography director Richard Aten borer temporarily took the lead in 4-1 of the winning odds, while McQueen's current odds of 6-1 were at the top of the list.

The collection of artists was implemented by the England banknote Education Department, but the final decision was still controlled by Mark Carney, governor of England bank. He said that the nominee's work "must influence and reflect the innovation, leadership and value of the British society, and its influence still exists and provides inspiration for people".

"Banknotes are the most basic way of communication between the Bank of England and the public," Carney pointed out. The first issue of banknotes in Britain was during the war with France in 1694. "These small papers, which were born in seventeenth Century, have gradually become works of art in everyone's purse."

In 2013,

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's decision to replace Elizabeth Fry, a former activist of the former prime minister, as a 5 pound banknote, had long been debated and protested.

The protesters thought that except for the queen of England, there must be at least one woman image on paper money.

This also led directly to the 2014 England bank's choice of using the British woman writer Jan Austin as the image of 10 pound note to make up for the lack of female images in circulation paper currency.

England's banks will face similar pressures when they choose the image of artists for 20 pounds.

So far, even in the field of visual art, no painter, sculptor or designer has ever had a pound of paper money.

Andrew Dickson, an art historian, is a member of the independent panel of British banknote figures. He believes that "there are too many options available". Similar to John Constable and Turner, they have paved the way for modern British art, and other options include William Black.

It is reported that after the end of the public nomination in July 19th, the independent panel will select 8 candidates, and finally reduce to 35 names for the final decision of Carney.

McQueen has been mentioned all these years. Rather than mckun's definition of British vision, he has added different vision to low-key London with his amazing and amazing air.