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Cricket Art Prints
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An Historic Moment - 1st Test Match, England v South Africa, Lords, July 1994 by Terence Macklin. The first test match England played against South Africa sinc the last text series against South Africa in 1965. The painting shows the historic coin tossing for the start of the Test, as Michael Atherton the England captain is shown tossing the coin while the South African Captain, Kepler Wessels calls. Both men stand in the middle of the wicket in front of the huge Lords crowd, July 1994. The reason for such a long period between tests was that South African cricket was isolated from the international cricket, as a result of ban by the International Cricket Council. |
Lords by Alan Fearnley. Lords Cricket Ground, owned by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and is the home of Middlesex County Cricket Club. Lords is widely known as the home of cricket. The scene depicts an England international cricket test viewed from G Stand, which was in 1991 was replaced with a new stand, the Compton stand, named after the former Middlesex and England batsman Dennis Compton. The print was signed in 1980 by Denis Compton. |
Englands Ashes (Photograph) No text for this item |
Englands Ashes Triumph. Featuring prints by Steven Doig of Michael Vaughan, Kevin Pietersen, Marcus Trescothick, Andrew Flintoff and Simon Jones, together with a plaque detailing Englands achievement. |
Andrew Flintoff by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
A Game of Cricket, 1790 by Anon. No text for this item |
English and Australian Cricketers by I. F. Weedon. No text for this item |
The England and Australian test Cricket Teams, 1887 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples. No text for this item |
The Friendly by Robin Smith. A cricket match played on a village cricket field. |
Darren Gough by Gary Keane. No text for this item |
Victorious by Peter Cornwell. England v Pakistan & Sri Lanka. |
Life in the Fast Lane by Peter Cornwell. No text for this item |
The Vine, Seven Oaks by Graeme Lothian. No text for this item |
Ian Botham by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
England v the West Indies by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
Andrew Flintoff by Stephen Doig. No text for this item |
Bank Holiday, Arundel by Roy Perry. Cricket match played at Arundel cricket ground on a summer bank holiday. |
Pavillion End by Douglas West. Great portrayal of cricket on a warm summers day from a bygone age. |
Imaginary Cricket Match, England v Australia, 1886 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples. SOLD OUT. |
Lords, On a Gentlemen v Players Day, 1895 by Dickinson. W.G. Grace comes in to partner Andrew Stoddart. |
Botham's Ashes by Gary Brandham. SOLD OUT |
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