Arsenal stars Hector Bellerin and Alex Iwobi meet 'Endless' at London art exhibition as midfielder imitates unusual picture of Queen Elizabeth II

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Arsenal stars Hector Bellerin and Alexander Iwobi met up with London-based artist 'Endless' this week at the launch of his latest exhibition, 'Beaut', in Kensington.

The Gunners duo were snapped posing for photographs with Endless, who began his career painting London's walls, rather than canvases.

Both players are said to be big fan’s of the artist, with sources suggesting that they have requested Endless to undertake special commissions.

Hector Bellerin and Alex Iwobi met with artist 'Endless' at his exhibition, 'Beaut' in Kensington

'Beaut' explores how brand advertising has taken society's perception of beauty hostage

The two Arsenal players posed for photos with 'Endless' and some of his large wall artworks

Iwobi appeared to be particularly struck by a painting of Queen Elizabeth II poking her tongue out.

The Nigeria international was pictured holding the painting while imitating the pose.

Beaut, the exhibition, attempts to explore how aggressive brand advertising has taken society's perception of beauty hostage. 

Bellerin also visited the Heart4More Foundation's latest exhibition.

He posted an image to his 2.1million Instagram followers, simply captioned: '@heart4morefdn art exhibition'.

Spanish right back Bellerin, 22, also checked out an exhibition by the Heart4More Foundation

Midfielder Iwobi really seemed to like one painting of Queen Elizabeth II poking her tongue out

Endless, who shot to fame as a graffiti artist, kept his nose and mouth covered in all the photos

Iwobi will be hoping to make his first Premier League appearance of the season on Saturday when the Gunners travel to Stoke City.

Bellerin played 90 minutes as Arsenal began their campaign with a 4-3 win over Leicester City last week, but Iwobi was an unused substitute.

However, both players started in the Community Shield earlier this month as Arsenal claimed some early-season silverware by beating Chelsea on penalties.  

After their trip to Stoke, Arsenal's tough run of fixtures continues as they visit Liverpool and Chelsea, either side of a home clash with Bournemouth.

Bellerin and Iwobi will be back to business on Saturday evening when Arsenal play Stoke City