In line with the departure of late "Mob Wives" actress Angela "Big Ang" Raiola's death, a painting has been revealed to pay tribute to the actress.

Fans in Staten Island had paid homage to "Mob Wives" star Big Ang, as a huge mural of the reality star was drawn on a building in the island, VH1 reported.

Big Ang's co-star Drita D'Avanzo took to Instagram a photo of the said painting. It features Big Ang's face, along with her name Angela and a message saying "I'm not here for a long time, just for a good time." On Mar. 8, the mural of the larger-than-life "Mob Wives" was unveiled by her family and friends in Staten Island, New York.

The mural reportedly features artwork by Vincent Santorella and Daniel Mastrion and it is located near The Country Mouse, her sister Janine Detore's children boutique shop. The unveiling of the mural was followed by speeches delivered by Detore and D'Avanzo.

As per Silive, D'Avanzo was upset during Big Ang's funeral. She and the latter were reportedly close outside the show's filming.

First hitting the television on Apr. 17, 2011, "Mob Wives" is an American reality series on VH1. It centers on a group of Staten Island women, following the arrest and imprisonment of their family members who were linked to the Mafia.

Big Ang's life will be celebrated by VH1 with "Larger Than Life: A Celebration of Big Ang." Meanwhile, "Mob Wives" season 6 episode 9, entitled "Drittany," aired on Mar. 2, while episode 10 is set to air on Mar. 9.