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John Dawes - Art prints and originals signed by John Dawes

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John Dawes

Pride of Lions 71 by Robert Highton.

Pride of Lions 71 by Robert Highton.
This single edition is sold out.
The edition features 2 additional signatures.

Lions Captains by Robert Highton.

Lions Captains by Robert Highton.
This single edition is sold out.
The edition features 4 additional signatures.

Barbarians v All Blacks by James Owen.

Barbarians v All Blacks by James Owen.
This single edition is sold out.
The edition features 15 additional signatures.


Dramatic Start by Simon Smith.

Dramatic Start by Simon Smith.
This single edition is sold out.
The edition features 8 additional signatures.



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Pride of Lions 71 by Robert Highton.

The victorious British Lions Rugby Union tour to New Zealand in 1971. The print includes text details of all the tests.


Lions Captains by Robert Highton.

The painting depicts the four Lions Captains that have led winning sides since 1971. They are John Dawes, the only captain to win in New Zealand in 1971, Willie John McBride who led the unbeaten Lions in South Africa in 1974, Finlay Calder who successfully led the Lions in Australia in 1989 and Martin Johnson the only man to captain the Lions on two tours. Each copy is individually signed by all four winning captains.


Barbarians v All Blacks by James Owen.

SOLD OUT (November 2010)


Dramatic Start by Simon Smith.

On a grey day in January 1973 at the Arms Park Cardiff , what most experts consider to be the greatest try was scored the moment was immortalised by television and the words of Cliff Morgan: This is great stuff... Phil Bennett covering, chased by Alistair Scowen... brilliant... Oh, thats brilliant! John Williams, Brian Williams ...Pullin, John Dawes ...Great dummy! ...David, Tom David ...the half way line ...Brilliant by Quinnell! This is Gareth Edwards! ...A dramatic start! ...what a score! ...Oh, that fellow Edwards!!

John Dawes

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