A UK Art Charity are campaigning to save The Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I for the nation

VOICED: Shows interior shots The Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I of England hanging in The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich with museum staff standing nearby and press viewing the portrait. Interior shots posters for "Save the Armada Portrait" campaign. Interior shots people in art galleries looking at paintings. Interviews with Senior Curator Royal Museums Greenwich Christine Riding and Director of the Art Fund Stephen Deuchar on importance of the portrait and fundraising to buy it for the nation. Interview with Art Dealer Anthony Fuller on private art collections. An art charity and a museum are asking the public to help raise #10 million to buy what is considered to be one of the most important paintings in British history. The portrait of Elizabeth the First has been in a private collection for 425 years but it's now up for sale. Campaigners say it should be on public display in the UK and not end up abroad. (THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT) on May 23, 2016 in LONDON, England.