23rd October 2021Specifications Martin Rowson original illustration Print Size: 24x18cm Dimensions include border for easy framing Presented on museum grade C Type Matt Fine Art paper Archival quality, guaranteeing image quality for up to 100 years Printed in the UK, Global shipping available

“and Mo’s expression never lets you down

Historically

The still-glowing sky illuminates the empty windows of the abbey church and is reflected – along with the building

England’s Paul Gascoigne squeezes the ball through a group of Switzerland players to Teddy Sheringham in the opening match of Euro 96

“The landscape is transformed

This image by Jane Bown featured on page one of the Observer on 7 March 1971

from sleepy Cotswolds villages to the horse races and Wimbledon – has captured the essence of British holidaymakers at the seaside: clothes hitched

Elton John is interviewed by many of his famous fans

The picture was created to recognises the contribution of the key workers who have died

Art and culture can give language to things that are hard to articulate

with a friend – a brief stopover before catching a connecting flight to Tashkent

chips and mushy peas