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In the final moments of extra time of the game, the England number 10, Jonny Wilkinson slotted a perfect drop goal which clinched victory over Australia, winning 20 points to 17.Johnny Wilkinson by Darren Baker.Click For DetailsDBAK0001
The legendary Welsh rugby union captain Gareth Edwards is brought to life in the triple portrait. Gareth Edwards is revered in Wales and considered one of the finest players ever. in part of the montage he is shown going over for a try against England. Gareth Edwards by Darren Baker.Click For DetailsDBAK0005
A montage of moments from the outstanding Welsh 6 Nation Championship Grand Slam Victory of 2008. The Perfect Year - Wales Grand Slam Champions 2008 by Darren Baker.Click For DetailsDHM1674
In the final moments of extra time of the game, the England number 10, Jonny Wilkinson slotted a perfect drop goal which clinched victory over Australia, winning 20 points to 17. Rugby World Cup Final 2003 by David Pentland.Click For DetailsDHM1770
PDR1. British and Irish Lions by Peter Deighan. British and Irish Lions by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0001
The jubilant winning English World Cup Squad of 2003. Enduring painting of Englands 2003 World Cup Winning Squad. This delightful montage features all the stars including Jonny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, Jason Robinson, Matt Dawson, Lawrence Dallaglio etc. and, of course, Clive Woodward. England 2003 World Cup Squad by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0005
PDR0006. Blackrock Lions 1959 - 2001 by Peter Deighan. Blackrock Lions 1959 - 2001 by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0006
PDR0007. London Irish Powergen Cup Winners by Peter Deighan. London Irish Powergen Cup Winners by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDR0007
RUU10989. Wales 2005 - Grand Slam Winners. (Photograph) Wales 2005 - Grand Slam Winners. (Photograph)Click For DetailsRUU10989
SC60. The Rugby Match by William Barnes Wollen. The Rugby Match by William Barnes Wollen.Click For DetailsSC0060
SC418. Josh Lewsey by Gulbis. Josh Lewsey by Gulbis.Click For DetailsSC0418
England Captain martin Johnson lifts the World Rugby Cup, as winners of the 2003 World Rugby Cup in Australia. Martin Johnson by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0022
In 1974 the greatest rugby union side ever to leave the British Isles took on the mighty Springboks in a gruelling 22 match series, including four test matches. By the end, each member of that historic team had entered British Rugby folklore. Several of the victorious side from the 1971 tour of New Zealand united once again and accomplished a remarkable unbeaten record of 21 consecutive victories and a draw in the final test, however, many commentators feel that a perfect record was denied due to poor refereeing. Individual performances, which caught the headlines, included the magnificent half-back pairing of Phil Bennett and Gareth Edwards. JJ Williams completed two brilliant tries during the third test and finished with an impressive 112 tour tries in total. Roger Uttleys appearance in no less than 16 of the 22 games was a formidable achievement and JPR Williams, possibly the greatest ever full back, would have won the final test with a magnificent run to set up Fergus Slatterys try only for it to be dubiously disallowed. Scotlands Ian McGeechan demonstrated superb agility and pace in the centre whilst fellow country man, Andy Irvine, produced countless moments of sublime skill in the final two tests and will always be remembered as one of the most gifted players ever to don a Lions shirt. The Lions tremendous forward line led by inspirational Captain Willie John McBride was in many respects the driving force behind the success of the 1974 tour. McBrides courage and leadership singled him out above all others, as this was to be his fifth and final Lions tour. McBrides Lions career spanned a remarkable 12 years and 17 tests, a record, which may never be surpassed. The other forwards including Cotton, McLauchlan, Gordon Brown, Windsor, Slattery and Mervyn Davies combined effectively to set up a strong platform for victory and proved to be stalwarts in both attack and defence. Everyone returned from the 1974 tour a hero and it would be fair to say that this unparalleled squad is still a benchmark to which each and every successive Lions team since 1974 have strived to emulate.Pride of the Lions 74 by Keith Fearon.Click For DetailsSG0003
The British Lions toured Australia in the Summer of 1989 in the knowledge that no Lions touring side had won a Test Series since Willie John McBrides team of 1974 had triumphed in South Africa 15 years previously. Against such stars as Campese, Farr Jones, Lynagh and Ella the Lions led by Scotlands Finlay Caulder knew the odds were stacked against them. In a three test series, anyone who didnt know the enormity of the Lions task soon found out as a rampant Wallabies side thrashed the Lions 30-12. Team manager Clive Rowlands with coaches Roger Uttley and Ian McGeechan, both veterans of the 74 Lions team, made sweeping changes for the Second Test in Brisbane bringing in the likes of Teague and Dooley to strengthen the side. Jeremy Guscotts game breaking try chasing his own kick stunned the Australians and levelled the series at one game all. The Third and deciding Test saw the teams return to the scene of the Wallabies triumph in the first match in Sydney. The teams traded penalties and were level at 9-9 at half time. A Lynagh penalty edged the Australians in front, then with the Lions pressing David Campese threw a wild pass behind his own line and Welshman Ieuan Evans pounced to give the Lions the lead. Hastings penalties stretched the lead 19-12 when two more Lynagh penalties brought the Wallabies to within a point. The Lions were hanging on in a desperate rearguard action as Australia searched in vain for the one score that would win the series. Calder's Lions hung on and the Lions were victorious for the first time since 1974.Pride of Lions 89 by Simon Smith.Click For DetailsSG0004
SG5. Spirit of England by Peter Cornwell. Spirit of England by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSG0005
SG6. Honours Even by Keith Fearon. Honours Even by Keith Fearon.Click For DetailsSG0006
Following an injury to first choice scrum half Rob Howley, Northampton and Englands Matt Dawson started for the crucial first test on the 21st June in Cape Town. With the game finely poised entering its final phase Matt scored an amazing try faking an overhead pass which fooled the whole Springbok defence leaving him to run in unopposed. This set up the platform for a famous victory and eventually an historic series win.Matt Dawson - Images of the Lions by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSG0007
SG9. The Dragons Roar by Peter Cornwell. The Dragons Roar by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSG0009
Dean Richards has become one of the great cult figures of the modern English game, charging forward with his socks rolled down is an image the Leicester and England fans will cherish for years to come. Deans international career spans 48 caps making him the most honoured Number Eight in the English game. He has also toured both Australia and New Zealand with the British Lions. Deano by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSG0010
<b>SOLD OUT (£118, May 2009)</b>Pride of Lions 71 by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSG0031
SG32. The Lions of 74 by Robert Hgihton. The Lions of 74 by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSG0032
Leicester Tigers 34 v Stade Francais 30, May 19th 2001. Having just completed a hat trick of domestic titles winning the English premiership for the third year in a row, Leicester Tigers faced the daunting task of playing Stade Francais in Paris in an attempt to win the biggest prize in club rugby, the European Cup. This was the one major honour that had eluded Englands top club side and Martin Johnsons men would have to be at their very best to become European Champions. 15,000 Tigers fans travelled to Paris and inspired their team to a memorable vicotry. Despite outscoring the French champions by two tries to nil, from Leon Lloyd and Neil Back, Leicester trailed entering the final two minutes. The Italian stand off Diego Dominguez had kicked 30 points for Stade and it looked like being just enough for victory. With the clock running down, a brilliant break from man of the match Ausitn Healy ended up with Leon Lloyd going over for a try in the corner. Tim Stimpson rounded off a great afternoon with a touchline conversion that sealed an historic victory.Champions of Europe by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSG0034
In the new Millennium stadium Cardiff, Wales invited the World Champions the Springboks to Cardiff for what was to become one of the greatest games in welsh rugby history. the springboks were expected to conquer the welsh side comfortably, however Wales demonstrated from the start just how far they have come since their previous meeting. Mark Taylor had the honour of the first try in the new stadium followed by a second try by Gareth Thomas. The Welsh went onto to win 29 to 19. Dawn of the Milennium by Simon Smith.Click For DetailsSPC0009
SPC041. Gareth Edwards by Gary Keane. Gareth Edwards by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0041
Englands victory over Austrlia in 2000. Twist in the Tale by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC0043
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. Lions Captains by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSPC0401
<b>SOLD OUT (£83, Jan 2009)</b>.The Greatest Try by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSPC0405
Celebrating Johnny Wilkinsons great try and Englands classic victory over the All Blacks in 2002. Classic Encounter by Peter CornwellClick For DetailsSPC0409
Celebrating Englands 3 famous victories against the might of the Southern Hemisphere, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Fortress Twickenham by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC0410
Depicting Englands emphatic 1995 grand slam victory. 1995 Grand Slam by Scott Bridges.Click For DetailsSPC0413
Celebrating Englands 1980 Five Nations Grand Slam. 1980 Grand Slam by James Owen.Click For DetailsSPC0415
<b>2 copies of this sold out edition available.</b>Barbarians v All Blacks by James Owen.Click For DetailsSPC0417
England 31 - New Zealand 28. Played at Twickenham, November 9th 2002. England : Robinson, Simpson Daniel, Greenwood, Tindall, Cohen, Wilkinson, Dawson, Woodman, Vickery, Thompson, Grewcock, Johnson, Moody, Hill, Dallaglio. (Subs) Back, Healey, B. Johnson, Kay, Leonard, Regan, Stimpson. Scores: Try - Moody, Try - Wilkinson, Try - Cohen, Drop Goal - Wilkinson, 2 Conversions - Wilkinson, 3 Penalties - Wilkinson. England versus New Zealand - Investec 2002 by Doug Harker.Click For DetailsSPC0418
England 54 - South Africa 3, Twickenham, Novermber 23rd 2002. England: Robinson, Cohen, Tindall, Greenwood, Christophers, Wilkinson, Dawson, Vickery, Leonard, Thompson, Johnson, Kay, Moody, Back, Hill. (Subs): Dallaglio, Gomersall, Healey, Morris, Regan, Stimpson. Scores: Try - Cohen, 2 Tries - Greenwood, Try - Back, Try - Hill, Try - Dallaglio, Penalty Try, 2 Penalties - Wilkinson, Conversion - Wilkinson, Conversion - Dawson, 2 Conversions - Gomersall, 2 Conversions - Stimpson. England v South Africa - Investec 2002 by Doug Harker.Click For DetailsSPC0419
Australia 17 England 20, Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22nd November 2003. England: Lewsey (Balshaw) , Robinson, Greenwood, Tindall (Catt) , Cohen, Wilkinson, Dawson, Woodman, Thompson, Vickery (Leonard) , Johnson (cpt.) , Kay, Hill (Moody) , Back, Dallaglio. Coach - Clive Woodward. Scores: Try - Robinson, Penalties - Wilkisnon (4) , Drop Goal - Wilkinson. Rugby World Cup Final 2003 by James Owen.Click For DetailsSPC0423
On three occasions since their last Grand Slam in 1995 the England team had come within a whisker of completing another dream. During this important build up towards the world cup England finally laid their ghost to rest. After six years under the guidance of Head Coach Clive Woodward England, having beaten the big three from the Southern Hemisphere in a back-to-back series of matches at Twickenham, reached number one in the Zurich world ranking. This Grand Slam, a wonderful achievement in itself, underlined Englands worldwide dominance. 2003 Grand Slam by James Owen.Click For DetailsSPC0425
The British Lions Tour in 1971 saw the begining of the golden era of British Lions Rugby, the side Magnificently captained by John Dawes and coached by the inspirational Carwyn James, containing the legendary Barry John, Gareth Edwards, Willie John McBride, Mike Gibson, JPR Williams, Gerald Davies and David Duckham who achieved the first ever series win against the Mighty All Blacks. King of the Lions by Simon Smith.Click For DetailsSPC0500
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!!Dramatic Start by Simon Smith.Click For DetailsSPC0501
After achieving a then world record points score against Japan and hammering the touring Australians. Mervyn Davies Welsh team swept all before them in the 1976 Five nations. Playing the attractive brand of Rugby that was synonymous with Welsh sides of the 70s they achieved what was then considered the greatest of all Grand Slams. Mervyns Grand Slam by Simon Smith.Click For DetailsSPC0502
SPC1411. Crowning Glory by Peter Cornwell. Crowning Glory by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC1411
SPC1412. Victory Down Under by Peter Cornwell. Victory Down Under by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC1412
<b>SOLD OUT (£83, March 2009)</b>Legends of English Rugby by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSPC1413
SPC1415. World Cup Final 2003 by Peter Cornwell. World Cup Final 2003 by Peter Cornwell.Click For DetailsSPC1415
SPC1416. Jason Leonard by Robert Highton. Jason Leonard by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSPC1416
SPC1417. Jason Robinson by Robert Highton. Jason Robinson by Robert Highton.Click For DetailsSPC1417
SP6. Six Nations Rugby by Peter Deighan. Six Nations Rugby by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsSSP0006
Commemorating the World Cup in South Africa in 1995, Peter Deighans brilliant collage depicts the stars of the England squad in action including Brian Moore, Bob Andrew, Tony and Rory Underwood, Jeremy Guscott and of course the captain Will Carling. England - the Rugby World Cup Squad by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsSSP0018
This print captures Rugby Union at its exciting best. Added to this print on the bottom left hand corner is a black and white portrait of Nelson Mandela at the 1995 World Cup Final. World Rugby by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsSSP0019
SP71. Cock a Snook - The Last Five Nations Champions by Ronnie Browne. Cock a Snook - The Last Five Nations Champions by Ronnie Browne.Click For DetailsSSP0071
Jonny Wilkinson winning the Rugby World Cup for England with the very last kick of the final. Johnny Wilkinson by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsSSP0080
Featuring Jonny Wilkinsons winning drop goal in the Rugby World Cup Final against Australia in 2003. Jerusalem by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0101
A fabulous photograph of the England team celebrating on the podium with the Webb Ellis Trophy surrounded by facsimile signatures of the squad. Rugby World Cup 2003 (Photograph)Click For DetailsSSP0116
SSP117. England 2002/3 Rugby Union Team (Photograph) England 2002/3 Rugby Union Team (Photograph)Click For DetailsSSP0117
SSP118. British Lions 2001 (Photograph) British Lions 2001 (Photograph)Click For DetailsSSP0118
<b>SOLD OUT.Ireland Triple Crown 2003/04 (Photograph)Click For DetailsSSP0128
<b>SOLD OUT</b>Rugby Union Greats by Stephen DoigClick For DetailsSSP0152
SSP155. Rugby World Cup 2003 - Montage. Rugby World Cup 2003 - Montage.Click For DetailsSSP0155
SZ001. Rugby World Cup Winners 2003 by Stephen Doig. Rugby World Cup Winners 2003 by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSZ0001
SZ002. World Cup Final. Triple Photo Image.  World Cup Final. Triple Photo Image. Click For DetailsSZ0002
SZ006. Jason Leonard - for Quins and Country by Stephen Doig. Jason Leonard by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSZ0006

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