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Classic yachting scene as two magnificent vessels race off the tip of the Isle of Wight. Racing off the Needles by Ivan Berryman. (P)Click For DetailsB0320
BOU11015. Muhammad Ali (Photograph) Muhammad Ali (Photograph)Click For DetailsBOU11015
CRU10994. Englands Ashes (Photograph) Englands Ashes (Photograph)Click For DetailsCRU10994
Featuring prints by Steven Doig of Michael Vaughan, Kevin Pietersen, Marcus Trescothick, Andrew Flintoff and Simon Jones, together with a plaque detailing Englands achievement. Englands Ashes Triumph.Click For DetailsCRW10993
<b> SOLD OUT. Our Heritage by Malcolm Coward.Click For DetailsCWD0068
CWD69. Nothing Stops Em! by Malcolm Coward. Nothing Stops Em! by Malcolm Coward.Click For DetailsCWD0069
CWD71. Blowing Out Of Cover by Malcolm Coward. Blowing Out Of Cover by Malcolm Coward.Click For DetailsCWD0071
CWD74. Undeterred by Malcolm Coward. Undeterred by Malcolm Coward.Click For DetailsCWD0074
<b>SOLD OUT (£53, January 2010)</b>Unstoppable by Malcolm Coward.Click For DetailsCWD0075
CWN300. Deer Stalking by Mick Cawston. Deer Stalking by Mick Cawston.Click For DetailsCWN0300
CWN318. Palace Issue by Mick Cawston. Palace Issue by Mick Cawston.Click For DetailsCWN0318
DB014. Botham by Darren Baker. Botham by Darren BakerClick For DetailsDBAK0014
DBAK0033P. Paula Radcliffe by Darren Baker. Paula Radcliffe by Darren Baker. (P)Click For DetailsDBAK0033
Kelly Holmes with her two gold medals won at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Dame Kelly by Darren Baker. (P)Click For DetailsDBAK0034
<b>SOLD</b>Andy Murray by Darren Baker. (P)Click For DetailsDBAK0037
DBAK0038P. Joe Calzaghe by Darren Baker. Joe Calzaghe by Darren Baker. (P)Click For DetailsDBAK0038
DH007. Steady Johnnie Steady by Erskine Nicol. Steady Johnnie Steady by Erskine Nicol.Click For DetailsDH0007
DHM1146. Stretch to Seaward by Montague Dawson Stretch to Seaward by Montague Dawson.Click For DetailsDHM1146
DHM1149. The Greatest Race by Montague Dawson The Greatest Race by Montague DawsonClick For DetailsDHM1149
On August 22nd, the yacht America outsailed the whole British fleet in a race around the Isle of Wight. The nearest British yacht to her, Aurora, finished 8 minutes after the America. America is pictured at the Nab Light with the rest of the fleet following her into Sandown Bay. The 100 Guinea Cup she won was renamed in her honor The Americas Cup Yachts of the Americas Cup by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsDHM1287
Racing off the Needles Rocks, Isle of Wight, 1923. Norada & Mariquita by Ivan Berryman.Click For DetailsDHM1548
The Meteor, vintage racing schooner. A Soldiers Wind by Ivan Berryman.Click For DetailsDHM1551
Basketball legend Michael Jordan. Jordan by Darren Baker.Click For DetailsDHM1675
The Intercontinental Formula was first organised by British Racing Drivers Club to allow the racing of cars with 2000cc to 3000cc engines. At the time the 1500cc limit of Formula 1 had been instituted by the international ruling body in the belief that the smaller cars would mean safer racing. In reality this meant that the relatively easy to handle Formula 1 cars could be driven by less experienced drivers almost as fast as the most experienced master drivers. The result was that the car with fractionally more power was the deciding factor in winning the race, rather than the better driver but this also compromised track safety. The introduction of the Intercontinental Formula was seen as more of a challenge for the drivers, with the larger and more powerful cars requiring greater skill and experience than to drive the 1500cc cars of Formula 1. The 13th International Trophy on Saturday 6th May 1961 was the first race of the season to carry World Championship points and consisted of 80 laps of Silverstone, a total of 233 miles. Stirling Moss, having already won the International Sports Car Race in a Lotus earlier that day, was driving Rob Walkers 2.5 litre Cooper Climax and qualified 2nd on the grid despite being unhappy with the steering of his car. The starting grid front row was Bruce McLaren, Stirling Moss, Jack Brabham and Graham Hill and by the time the race started at 2.30pm a heavy rain meant that the track was not only soaked but also covered in oil and rubber from the previous races. World Champion Jack Brabham made a superb start, passed Moss and was first into Copse and by lap 4 Moss was in 3rd place led by Surtees and Brabham. Due to appalling conditions and poor visibility many of the cars were spinning or leaving the track and by lap 13 Brabham and Moss were 1st and 2nd with the rest of the field some distance behind. Moss now poured on the pressure and for the next few laps he tried to pass as he harried Brabham in a duel for the lead. The pair were now beginning to lap the tailenders and, at around a quarter of the distance Moss was held up by Flockhart, Brabhams team member, who had allowed Brabham to pass. Moss gestured angrily to Flockhart as he was unable to follow Brabham and, as the rain paused for a while the pace became faster. Suddenly and quite dramatically Moss passed both Flockhart and Brabham and within 2 laps had gained 5 seconds on the World Champion. As the rain returned in a deluge Moss mercilessly pushed on, increasing his lead to 1.5 minutes by the halfway mark. Although he could have taken things easily at this point Moss drove on relentlessly at a seemingly impossible pace and was now lapping most of the field for a second time. By the ¾ stage he completed his humiliation of Brabham by passing him for a second time to lap him representing a 3 mile lead. Moss eventually won the race in 2hrs 41 mins 19.2 secs, 1.5 laps ahead of Brabham and at least two laps ahead of the rest of the field in what were treacherous conditions. At the end of the race Moss summed up the experience as a nice ride, having proved himself to be one of the greatest and fastest drivers in the world under any conditions. Sir Stirling Moss believes this to be one of his finest ever drives. A Moment of Triumph by Gerald Coulson.Click For DetailsDHM1842
Ricardo Patrese at the San Marino Grand Prix, Imola, 1990. Ricardo Patrese by Stephen Ward.Click For DetailsDHM1859
England all-rounder Andrew Freddie Flintoff was integral to their Ashes win of 2005. Scoring crucial runs off the bat, including a century at Trent Bridge, he also broke the 1981 record of Ian Botham of hitting six sixes in an Ashes test match, by scoring 9 in one test. He also took many key wickets throughout the Ashes series, and was clearly the man of the 2005 Ashes series. Freddie by Darren Baker.Click For DetailsDHM1860
Jim Clark in his Lotus-Ford 38 winning in the record breaking 1965 Indianapolis 500 Mile Classic. Jim Clark by Ray Goldsbrough.Click For DetailsDHM1861
Lords Cricket Ground, owned by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and is the home of Middlesex County Cricket Club. <i>Lords</i> is widely known as <i>the</i> 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. Lords by Alan Fearnley.Click For DetailsDHM1890
DHM4038. Titania 1851 by Tony Fernandes. Titania 1851 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4038
DHM4039. America 1851 by Tony Fernandes. America 1851 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4039
DHM4040. Cambria 1870 by Tony Fernandes. Cambria 1870 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4040
DHM4041. Magic 1870 by Tony Fernandes. Magic 1870 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4041
DHM4042. Colombia 1871 by Tony Fernandes. Colombia 1871 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4042
DHM4043. Livonia 1871 by Tony Fernandes. Livonia 1871 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4043
DHM4044. Sappho 1871 by Tony Fernandes. Sappho 1871 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4044
DHM4045. Countess of Dufferin 1876 by Tony Fernandes. Countess of Dufferin 1876 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4045
DHM4046. Madeleine 1876 by Tony Fernandes. Madeleine 1876 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4046
DHM4047. Atalanta 1881 by Tony Fernandes. Atalanta 1881 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4047
DHM4048. Mischief 1881 by Tony Fernandes. Mischief 1881 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4048
DHM4049. Genesta 1885 by Tony Fernandes. Genesta 1885 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4049
DHM4050. Puritan 1885 by Tony Fernandes. Puritan 1885 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4050
DHM4051. Genesta 1886 by Tony Fernandes. Genesta 1886 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4051
DHM4052. Mayflower 1886 by Tony Fernandes. Mayflower 1886 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4052
DHM4053. Thistle 1887 by Tony Fernandes. Thistle 1887 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4053
DHM4054. Volunteer 1887 by Tony Fernandes. Volunteer 1887 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4054
DHM4055. Valkyrie 1893 by Tony Fernandes. Valkyrie 1893 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4055
DHM4056. Vigilant 1893 by Tony Fernandes. Vigilant 1893 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4056
DHM4057. Valkyrie 1895 by Tony Fernandes. Valkyrie 1895 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4057
DHM4058. Defender 1895 by Tony Fernandes. Defender 1895 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4058
DHM4059. Shamrock 1899 by Tony Fernandes. Shamrock 1899 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4059
DHM4060. Colombia 1899 by Tony Fernandes. Colombia 1899 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4060
DHM4061. Shamrock 1901 by Tony Fernandes. Shamrock 1901 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4061
DHM4062. Colombia 1901 by Tony Fernandes. Colombia 1901 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4062
DHM4063. Shamrock 1903 by Tony Fernandes. Shamrock 1903 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4063
DHM4064. Reliance 1903 by Tony Fernandes. Reliance 1903 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4064
DHM4065. Shamrock 1920 by Tony Fernandes. Shamrock 1920 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4065
DHM4066. Resolute 1920 by Tony Fernandes. Resolute 1920 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4066
DHM4067. J-Class Shamrock 1930 by Tony Fernandes. J-Class Shamrock 1930 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4067
DHM4068. Enterprise 1930 by Tony Fernandes. Enterprise 1930 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4068
DHM4069. J-Class Endeavour 1934 by Tony Fernandes. J-Class Endeavour 1934 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4069
DHM4070. Rainbow 1934 by Tony Fernandes. Rainbow 1934 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4070
DHM4071. J-Class Endeavour 1937 by Tony Fernandes. J-Class Endeavour 1937 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4071
DHM4072. Ranger 1937 by Tony Fernandes. Ranger 1937 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4072
DHM4073. Sceptre 1958 by Tony Fernandes. Sceptre 1958 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4073
DHM4074. Colombia 1958 by Tony Fernandes. Colombia 1958 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4074
DHM4075. Gretel 1962 by Tony Fernandes. Gretel 1962 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4075
DHM4076. Wetherly 1962 by Tony Fernandes. Wetherly 1962 by Tony Fernandes.Click For DetailsDHM4076
With Tibet in the North and Nepal on her southern flanks, what was first called peak b, then peak XY, finally became Mount Everest in 1865 after the surveyor general of India, Sir George Everest. To the Tibetans who live in its shadow it is called Chomolongma, Mother Goddess of the Earth. First successfully climbed by the 1953 British expedition, enabling Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay to reach the summit n 29th May. The height first calculated in 1856 at 29,002 ft is now accurately made as 29,035 ft, rising a few centimetres each year due to the Tectonic plates of India and the Asian land-mass. Everest by Graeme Lothian.Click For DetailsDHM9024
In Sandown Bay, America, well ahead of the fleet receives three cheers from her fellow countrymen watching the race from their vessel. Three Cheers for America, 1851 by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsDHM9288
EG239. A Game of Cricket, 1790 by Anon. A Game of Cricket, 1790 by Anon.Click For DetailsEGQ0239
EG244. Fishing on the River Thames near Eton College by Thomas Creswick Fishing on the River Thames near Eton College by Thomas CreswickClick For DetailsEGQ0244
EG2316. The Huntsman by Sir Alfred Munnings. The Huntsman by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsEGQ2316
FAR511. Pavillion End by Douglas West. Pavillion End by Douglas West.Click For DetailsFAR0511
FAR520. The Right Bias by Douglas West The Right Bias by Douglas WestClick For DetailsFAR0520
FAR527. Tea and Tennis by Douglas West Tea and Tennis by Douglas WestClick For DetailsFAR0527
FAR536. A Clean Jump by Douglas West. A Clean Jump by Douglas West.Click For DetailsFAR0536
FAR544. A Fair Wind for Home by Christine Slade A Fair Wind for Home by Christine SladeClick For DetailsFAR0544
FAR545. Evening Tide by Christine Slade Evening Tide by Christine SladeClick For DetailsFAR0545
FAR546. Sussex Bound Off The Essex Coast by Christine Slade Sussex Bound Off The Essex Coast by Christine SladeClick For DetailsFAR0546
Bruce McLaren is the man behind the McLaren name. Inspired by Babham, McLaren constructed his own cars and formed Bruce McLaren Motor Racing Ltd. His first Formula 1 chassis, the M2B, was designed by Robin Herd and built in 1966. Sadly on 2nd June 1970 Bruce was killed testing the McLaren M8. In 1974 Emerson Fittipaldi won the World Championship after 3 wins and a number of consistent finishes. After one of the most dramatic seasons, James Hunt took the 1976 Championship by a single point. In the 80s, team boss Ron Dennis and designer John Baranrd created one of Formula Ones classics, the carbon fibre MP4. In 1984, Niki Lauda and Alain Prost dominated and the Austrian took the championship by half a point. Prost then won consecutive Championships in 1985 and 1986. For 1988 McLaren had the ultimate supertam: Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna and Hond engines. Senna won the first of three Championships in four years with McLaren. Prost took the 1989 World Championship and the joined Ferrari. The withdrawal of Honda in 1992 left McLaren underpowered, but the brilliant Senna still managed five wins in 1993, ensuring that McLaren surpassed Ferraris position as the most successful team in racing history.Tribute to McLaren by Stuart McIntyreClick For DetailsFAR0798
GB013. Kent v Lancashire at Canterbury, 1906 by Albert Chevallier Tayler. Kent v Lancashire at Canterbury, 1906 by Albert Chevallier Tayler.Click For DetailsGBQ0013
GB017. English and Australian Cricketers by I. F. Weedon. English and Australian Cricketers by I. F. Weedon.Click For DetailsGBQ0017
GB019. The Fishing Match by Joseph Farrington The Fishing Match by Joseph FarringtonClick For DetailsGBQ0019
GB022. The Billiard Room by Henry O Neil The Billiard Room by Henry O NeilClick For DetailsGBQ0022
GB043. Imaginary Cricket Match, England v Australia, 1886 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples. Imaginary Cricket Match, England v Australia, 1886 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples.Click For DetailsGBQ0043
GB044. The England and Australian test Cricket Teams, 1887 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples. The England and Australian test Cricket Teams, 1887 by Sir Robert Ponsonby Staples.Click For DetailsGBQ0044
GB011. Eights Racing at Putney by Ferdinand Gueldry. Eights Racing at Putney by Ferdinand Gueldry.Click For DetailsGBQ0069
GIFP0940GS. A rest from Fishing by Alexander F Rolfe (1814 to 1875) (GS) A rest from Fishing by Alexander F Rolfe (1814 to 1875) (GS)Click For DetailsGIFP0940
GIFP1190GS. Over The Fence by Warren Williams (GS) Over The Fence by Warren Williams (GS)Click For DetailsGIFP1190
GIFP1191. Refreshments At The Inn by Warren Williams (GL) Refreshments At The Inn by Warren Williams (GL)Click For DetailsGIFP1191
GIFP1214GL. The Hunt by George Derville Rowlandson (GL) The Hunt by George Derville Rowlandson (GL)Click For DetailsGIFP1214
GIFP1338GS. Full Cry by Thomas Blinks 1860 - 1912 Full Cry by Thomas Blinks 1860 - 1912 (GS)Click For DetailsGIFP1338
GIJH0810GS. The Death, by Henry Alken. The Death, by Henry Alken. (GS)Click For DetailsGIJH0810
GIJH2740GL. A Good Day with the Hunt by John Frederick Herring (GL) A Good Day with the Hunt by John Frederick Herring (GL)Click For DetailsGIJH2740
GIJL0048GS. A Woman Hunting by Alfred De Dreux (1810-1860) A Woman Hunting by Alfred De Dreux (1810-1860)Click For DetailsGIJL0048
GIJL0358GS. A Huntsman with Harriers by John Emms. A Huntsman with Harriers by John Emms. (GS)Click For DetailsGIJL0358
GIJL5445GS. Mr Markwell, Huntsman to the Cheshire, on Magic by John Ferneley Jnr (1815-1862) Mr Markwell, Huntsman to the Cheshire, on Magic by John Ferneley Jnr (1815-1862)Click For DetailsGIJL5445
GIMK0601GL. Outside The three Crowns by Heywood Hardy. Outside The three Crowns by Heywood Hardy (GL)Click For DetailsGIMK0601
GIPN0129GL. A Village Celebrity, 1883 by Walter Dendy Sadler (1854-1923) (GL) A Village Celebrity, 1883 by Walter Dendy Sadler (1854-1923) (GL)Click For DetailsGIPN0129
Juan Pablo Montoya holds off a challenge from Kimi Raikkonens McLaren-Mercedes to win the 2003 Monaco Grand Prix in his Williams-BMW. Fight to the Finish by Michael TurnerClick For DetailsGT0015
John Surtees, winner of the 350cc and 500cc World Championships in 1958,1959 and 1960, and Formula One World Champion in 1964, pictured with an MV Agusta and Ferrari 158. John Surtees by Graham Turner.Click For DetailsGT0165
LE214. The Batsman by Mandy Shepherd. The Batsman by Mandy Shepherd.Click For DetailsLE0214
LE296. Westward Racing Past Norris Castle 1910 by Stephen Renard Westward Racing Past Norris Castle 1910 by Stephen Renard.Click For DetailsLE0296
SOLD OUT (£135, January 2010.)</b>Stars and Stripes by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0203
<b>SOLD OUT (£113, January 2010) </b>8 Metres Racing Off The West Solent by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0229
LIM230. Candida and Astra Off Cowes by Steven Dews Candida and Astra Off Cowes by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0230
LIM258. West Ryde Middle - 1934 by Steven Dews West Ryde Middle - 1934 by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0258
LIM265. The Dainty by Steven Dews The Dainty by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0265
LIM328. The Wind Piped Loud From The West by Steven Dews The Wind Piped Loud From The West by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0328
LIM344. Britannia Off Cowes by Steven Dews Britannia Off Cowes by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0344
LIM365. Bedouin Rider with Racing Camel by Susan Crawford. Bedouin Rider with Racing Camel by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0365
LIM376. Sygma 38s Racing Off Ryde by Steven Dews Sygma 38s Racing Off Ryde by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0376
LIM398. Tacking Duel by Steven Dews Tacking Duel by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0398
Depicting four Big Class yachts racing off Dartmouth in August 1893 in a regatta organised by the Start Bay Yacht Club. An Opportune Breeze from the South East by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0423
The symbolic battle between the Big Class yachts Britannia and Yankee during their epic race around the Isle of Wight in 1935, in which Yankee was eventually victorious.Britannia and Yankee. Round the Island Race, 1935 by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0448
Crackerjack, a Swan 46 racing yacht is seen racing around the East Lepe buoy in the Solent during the challenging Rolex Swan European Regatta in 1997. Due to the light winds, courses were kept short during the regatta, which allowed for plenty of close action for the large Class 1 yachts such as Highland Fling, Sotto Voce and Dark Swan. However, Crackerjack kept the pressure on the larger yachts and in recent years has won many prizes. She made a stunning sight, beating up the boisterous Solent during this breezy battle. Rolex Swan Regatta (Crackerjack, Rounding the Buoy) by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0449
Depicts two classic yachts, Shamrock and Columbia, in the last of their famous Americas Cup races in 1899. The race was held along the Jersey shore on October 29th and the run down mark was described by one American author as the finest fifteen mile run in international yachting history. The two craft raced neck and neck until the last beat, when Columbia finally edged ahead. Once in the lead, Columbia turned the stake boat faster than her rival and was eventually victorious by over six minutes. The Last Beat by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0461
After a distinguished racing career in the 1930s, Velsheda languished for many years on a mud berth on the Hamble. Eventually sold, her new owner set about rebuilding her with the latest rig, sail technology and deck hardware. The result was the creation of a yacht which is both fast but which retains her classic racing pedigree. Velsheda was relaunched on 3rd September 1997 and she spent several weeks on the sail trials on the Solent. Velsheda - Sail Trials on the Solent by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0462
Celebration of the Fife Regatta, which was held on the Clyde in June 1998. The regatta was organised to bring some of the greatest yachts built by the famous Clyde yard of W Fife & Son back to their birthplace. The yard thrived from 1790 to 1965 and Moonbeam III was the fastest of the surviving Fife yachts to return for the celebrations. Designed by William Fife III and built in 1903, Moonbeam III was victorious in two of her races and is depicted here during the final event of the great regatta, The Kyles of Bute Race.Moonbeam at Fife Regatta by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0475
LIM491. Swan 46s Off Herm, Guernsey by Steven Dews Swan 46s Off Herm, Guernsey by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0491
LIM492. Endeavour and Rainbow Racing off Rhode Island by Steven Dews Endeavour and Rainbow Racing off Rhode Island by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0492
Endeavour joined the racing circuit in 1934 in order to tune up for her planned attempt at the Americas Cup. However, the racing at these regattas was not serious enough to provide a real test of the yachts ability, so her owner, Sopwith, arranged a private contest at Torbay with the only other J Class able to provide real competition. Although Velsheda was fast, she proved to be no match for Sopwiths new yacht. Endeavour and Velsheda Racing in Torbay by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0493
LIM494. Big Class, Astra Rounding The Mark by Steven Dews Big Class, Astra Rounding The Mark by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0494
LIM524. The Queens Cup by Steven Dews The Queens Cup by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0524
LIM525. Britannia Racing Valkyrie by Steven Dews Britannia Racing Valkyrie by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0525
LIM526. Australia II Tacks For The Line by Steven Dews Australia II Tacks For The Line by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0526
LIM548. Battling 12s by Steven Dews Battling 12s by Steven DewsClick For DetailsLIM0548
A superb painting featuring Frank Brunos lifelong quest for the Heavyweight Championship of the World. A quest that was satisfied in September 1995 when he courageously and skilfully outpointed Oliver McCall for the World Boxing Council Title. One of the most popular sportsmen in the country, Bruno is truly the peoples champion and by the end of the twelfth round on that historic evening, as Peters magnificent portrait illustrates, Frank could finally announce his mission accomplished. Bruno by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDB0008
Probably the Greatest boxer of all time, Mohammed Ali is superbly captured in this magnificant montage illustrating superbly the grace and supreme skill only he posessed. Ali by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDBQ0001
PDB2. The Greatest? by Peter Deighan. The Greatest? by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDBQ0002
PDB3. Lenox Lewis II by Peter Deighan. Lenox Lewis II by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDBQ0003
An exceptional montage of the golden moments from a superb career. McGuigan by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDBQ0004
A superb montage featuring some of the most explosive moments of the career of Iron Mike Tyson, World heavyweight Champion. Tyson by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDBQ0005
Following a disappointing end to their first encounter. The rematch was electrifying and is captured here, forever in this superb work of art. Collins v Benn by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDBQ0006
The British-born Yemeni, wearing a grin as wide as the Persian Gulf, Prince Naseem Hamed. The hip-hop generations undefeated featherweight champion of the world, professional sports first Arab superstar and boxings most charismatic personality since Muhammad Ali. Naz by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDBQ0007
A print to commemorate some of the sporting heroes of the 20th Century. 20th Century Sport by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDBS0001
PDR0003. Tyrone All Ireland Champions 2005 by Peter Deighan. Tyrone All Ireland Champions 2005 by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0003
PDR0004. Armagh All Ireland Champions 2002 by Peter Deighan. Armagh All Ireland Champions 2002 by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0004
Peter Deighan has superbly captured Jimmy White, John Parrot, Stephen Hendry, James Wattana, John Higgins, Ken Doherty, Ronnie OSullivan and of course the centrepiece, a magnificent study of former World Champion Steve Davis as he Ponders his next shot. A must for all snooker rooms, clubs and players of this wonderful game. Kings of the Baize II by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDS0001
PDS0002. Kings of the Baize by Peter Deighan. Kings of the Baize by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDS0002
SC34. Throwing the Discus by Eduard Joseph Danton. Throwing the Discus by Eduard Joseph Danton.Click For DetailsSC0034
W.G. Grace comes in to partner Andrew Stoddart. Lords, On a Gentlemen v Players Day, 1895 by Dickinson.Click For DetailsSC0046
In a career that has seen a dramatic rise in the world rankings, Tim Henman has already become the first British born player to be ranked in the top ten, an Olympic silver medalist and Wimbledon semi-finalist. Tim is poised to break through and win one of the Grand Slams that every professional craves and gain success for Britain in the Davis Cup World Group in 1999. Tims finest year to date, was capped by his becoming the first Briton to reach the semi-finals of the ATP World Championship in Hanover. Tim Henman by Simon SmithClick For DetailsSG0001
SPC029. Darren Gough by Gary Keane. Darren Gough by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0029
SPC030. Michael Atherton by Keith Fearon. Michael Atherton by Keith Fearon.Click For DetailsSPC0030
SPC038. Olympics by Gary Keen Olympics by Gary KeaneClick For DetailsSPC0038
England v West Indies 2000. Wind Swept by Gary Brandham.Click For DetailsSPC0042
SPC116. John Charles by Gary Brandham. John Charles by Gary Brandham.Click For DetailsSPC0116
<b>SOLD OUTBothams Ashes by Gary Brandham.Click For DetailsSPC0300
England v Pakistan & Sri Lanka. Victorious by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC0301
A cricketing genius, Sir Garfield Sobers excelled at all aspects of the game. One of his most memorable moments being the six consecutive sixes hit off one over.  Sir Garfield Sobers by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0416
SPC424. Ellen MacArthur by Gary Keane. Ellen MacArthur by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0424
Britannia racing White Heather at Lulworth off the Needles, 1926. The Kings Britannia by Simon Dufrais.Click For DetailsSPC0505
SPC1302. Life in the Fast Lane by Peter Cornwell. Life in the Fast Lane by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC1302
SPN011. Spinnakers by Dan Jacobsen Spinnakers by Dan Jacobsen.Click For DetailsSPN0011
SPN012. Close Hauled by Dan Jacobsen Close Hauled by Dan JacobsenClick For DetailsSPN0012
SPN024. Trout Fishing, County Mayo by Clive Madgwick Trout Fishing, County Mayo by Clive MadgwickClick For DetailsSPN0024
SPN025. Fishing Scene, Loch Earn by Clive Madgwick Fishing Scene, Loch Earn by Clive MadgwickClick For DetailsSPN0025
SPQ527. That Elusive Trout by Clive Madgwick That Elusive Trout by Clive MadgwickClick For DetailsSPQ0527
SPR464. Baiting Up by Clive Madgwick Baiting Up by Clive MadgwickClick For DetailsSPR0464
SPS7187. A November Morning by Sir Alfred Munnings. A November Morning by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsSPS7187
SPT8004. Bow Wave by Alastair Houston Bow Wave by Alastair HoustonClick For DetailsSPT8004
SPT8005. Candida Racing by Alastair Houston Candida Racing by Alastair HoustonClick For DetailsSPT8005
SPT8027. Awaiting the New Season by Germaine Lacaze. Awaiting the New Season by Germaine Lacaze.Click For DetailsSPT8027
SPTH0001. Lords by Terry Harrison. Lords by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0001
SPTH0002. The Oval by Terry Harrison. The Oval by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0002
SPTH0003. Old Trafford by Terry Harrison. Old Trafford by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0003
SPTH0004. Headingley by Terry Harrison. Headingley by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0004
SPTH0005. Trent Bridge by Terry Harrison. Trent Bridge by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0005
SPTH0006. Edgbaston by Terry Harrison. Edgbaston by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0006
SPTH0007. The Fosters Oval by Terry Harrison. The Fosters Oval by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0007
SPTH0008. Southampton by Terry Harrison. Southampton by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0008
SPTH0009. Worcester by Terry Harrison. Worcester by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0009
SPTH0010. Canterbury by Terry Harrison. Canterbury by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0010
SPTH0011. Scarborough by Terry Harrison. Scarborough by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0011
SPTH0012. Taunton by Terry Harrison. Taunton by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0012
SPTH0013. Match Whites by Terry Harrison. Match Whites by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0013
SPTH0014. Sunday Bowls by Terry Harrison. Sunday Bowls by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0014
SPTH0025. In My Day by Terry Harrison. In My Day by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0025
SPTH0026. Sunday Cricket by Terry Harrison. Sunday Cricket by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0026
<b>SOLD OUTView from the Boundary by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0027
SPTH0028. The Taverners by Terry Harrison. The Taverners by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0028
SPTH0029. The Cricket Green by Terry Harrison. The Cricket Green by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0029
Cricketers enjoy a typical village cricket match in Hartley Wintney, a scene repeated in many villages across the country.The Cricketers by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0030
SPTH0031. The Last Stand by Terry Harrison. The Last Stand by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0031
SPTH0032. Over Before Tea by Terry Harrison. Over Before Tea by Terry Harrison.Click For DetailsSPTH0032
SPV9056. Stanley Barker and the Pytchley Hounds by Sir Alfred Munnings. Stanley Barker and the Pytchley Hounds by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsSPV9056
SPX6. The Vine, Seven Oaks by Graeme Lothian. The Vine, Seven Oaks by Graeme Lothian.Click For DetailsSPX0006
Epsom Trophy, Polo Championship Epsom Trophy by Mark Churms.Click For DetailsSSP0002
After a long barren spell of top English Tennis players, Greg Rusedski and Tim Henman have recaptured the nations passion for Tennis. Both top 10 players in the World in recent years, both have won many tournaments and Henman-ia is now a big feature of Wimbledon every Year. Rusedski v Henman - The Dream Final by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0029
A brilliant study of the Olympic Champion who won no fewer than ten gold medals at various championships as he steadies himself on the blocks, muscles rippling and ready to explode into action and finally in full flight as he streaks towards the tape. Christie by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0030
Commissioned by Croke Park the home of Hurling to commemorate their new stand. The 1996 Guinness All Ireland Hurling Final by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0031
SSP108. Ian Botham by Stephen Doig. Ian Botham by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0108
Featuring the 3 Olympic Gold Medal wins by Matthew Pinsent CBE. Born Champions by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0109
Featuring the record 5 Olympic Gold Medal wins by Sir Steve Redgrave OBE. Unique Olympian by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0110
SSP115. England v the West Indies by Stephen Doig. England v the West Indies by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0115
20 of the worlds top snooker players including Stephen Hendry, Jimmy White and Alex Higgins. Snooker Greats by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0147
<b>Last two copies available.</b>Cricketing Greats by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0148
The worlds most well known boxing heroes in stunning form - Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Sonny Liston. Boxing Greats by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0149
An amazing piece showing Sir Edmund Hillarys ascent of Mount Everest in 1953. Ascent of Everest by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0153
John McEnroe, Tim Henman, Pete Sampras, Boris Becker, Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors. Tennis Greats (Photographs)Click For DetailsSSP0156
SSP157. Andrew Flintoff by Stephen Doig. Andrew Flintoff by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0157
STU11133. Michael Jordan (Photograph) Michael Jordan (Photograph)Click For DetailsSTU11133
STU11134. Lance Armstrong (Photograph) Lance Armstrong (Photograph)Click For DetailsSTU11134
SZ005. Sir Henry Cooper by Stephen Doig. Sir Henry Cooper by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSZ0005
TGY1. Ranger by Tim Thompson. Ranger by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTGY0001
TGY2. Reliance by Tim Thompson Reliance by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTGY0002
TGY3. Atlantic by Thompson Atlantic by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTGY0003
TGY4. Shamrock V by Tim Thompson Shamrock V by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTGY0004
TGY5. America by Tim Thompson America by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTGY0005
TGY6. Alarm by Tim Thompson. Alarm by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTGY0006
TGY7. Westward by Tim Thompson Westward by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTGY0007
TGY8. Britannia by Tim Thompson. Britannia by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTGY0008
TT1851. America by Tim Thompson America by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1851
TT1876. Madeleine v Countess of Dufferin by Tim Thompson Madeleine v Countess of Dufferin by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1876
TT1885. Puritan v Genesta by Tim Thompson Puritan v Genesta by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1885
TT1887. Volunteer v Thistle by Tim Thompson Volunteer v Thistle by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1887
TT1895. Defender v Valkyrie III by Tim Thompson Defender v Valkyrie III by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1895
TT1899. Columbi v Shamrock I by Tim Thompson Columbi v Shamrock I by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1899
TT1903. Reliance V Shamrock by Tim Thompson Reliance V Shamrock by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1903
TT1920. Resolute V Shamrock by Tim Thompson Resolute V Shamrock by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1920
TT1934. Rainbow V Endeavour by Tim Thompson Rainbow V Endeavour by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1934
TT1962. Weatherly v Gretel by Tim Thompson Weatherly v Gretel by Tim Thompson.Click For DetailsTT1962
TT1964. Constellation v Sovereign by Tim Thompson Constellation v Sovereign by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1964
TT1974. Courageous v Southern Cross by Tim Thompson Courageous v Southern Cross by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1974
TT1980. Freedom v Australi by Tim Thompson Freedom v Australi by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1980
TT1983. Australia II v Liberty by Tim Thompson Australia II v Liberty by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1983
TT1987. Stars and Stripes v Kookaburra III by Tim Thompson Stars and Stripes v Kookaburra III by Tim ThompsonClick For DetailsTT1987
Classic cricket match played on a village cricket ground in the English countryside. The Opening Match by Roy Perry.Click For DetailsZY13415
Cricket match played at Arundel cricket ground on a summer bank holiday. Bank Holiday, Arundel by Roy Perry.Click For DetailsZY18375

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