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Order Code: 7606
Edition Size: 150 Giclee Edition
Image Size: 30 cm x 40 cm
Mounted Size: 50 cm x 60 cm
Framed Size: 56 cm x 66 cm
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Limited to just 150 copies, artist Simon Taylor celebrates England's first ever World Cup win, in a game that many have described as the best ever. Hosts England beat New Zealand by the narrowest of margins in a match decided by a 'super over' that left the nation gripped.
Featured on this montage are England heroes Ben Stokes, Joffra Archer and Jos Buttler.
Simon began painting professionally in 1993, and throughout the 90's became widely known for work with a motor racing theme, and his limited edition prints featuring Formula 1 subjects sold worldwide.
During this time, he produced works for David Coulthard, Gerhard Berger, Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Alain Prost, Stirling Moss, Kimi Raikkonen, Heikki Kovalainen, Frank Williams, the Sultan of Brunei, Asprey of Bond Street, rally champions Marcus Gronholm, Juha Kankunnen and Tommi Makinen, and The Ayrton Senna Foundation amongst many others. Simon has since gone on to become a well respected portrait painter, and has painted the Official Portrait of the Bishop of Northampton, a number of works for the Royal Horse Artillery and Oxford university.
Simon has recently returned to painting contemporary works of both motor racing and cycling subjects, his two great sporting passions.