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EXKLUSIV - Peter Andre im Liebesurlauf auf Santorini
Picture Shows: Emily MacDonagh, Peter Andre
May 18, 2017
Peter Andre shows his wife Emily MacDonagh some comedy saucy postcard in Santorini, Greece.
They also visited a tradition Greek Church and went shopping.
The couple revealed that they are currently away in Santorini for a project on ITV's 'This Morning'.
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EXKLUSIV - Peter Andre im Liebesurlauf auf Santorini
Picture Shows: Emily MacDonagh, Peter Andre
May 18, 2017
Peter Andre shows his wife Emily MacDonagh some comedy saucy postcard in Santorini, Greece.
They also visited a tradition Greek Church and went shopping.
The couple revealed that they are currently away in Santorini for a project on ITV's 'This Morning'.
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EXKLUSIV - Peter Andre im Liebesurlauf auf Santorini
Picture Shows: Peter Andre, Emily MacDonagh
May 18, 2017
Peter Andre shows his wife Emily MacDonagh some comedy saucy postcard in Santorini, Greece.
They also visited a tradition Greek Church and went shopping.
The couple revealed that they are currently away in Santorini for a project on ITV's 'This Morning'.
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Pictures by: FlynetPictures UK
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EXKLUSIV - Peter Andre im Liebesurlauf auf Santorini
Picture Shows: Peter Andre, Emily MacDonagh
May 18, 2017
Peter Andre shows his wife Emily MacDonagh some comedy saucy postcard in Santorini, Greece.
They also visited a tradition Greek Church and went shopping.
The couple revealed that they are currently away in Santorini for a project on ITV's 'This Morning'.
Exclusive
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Pictures by: FlynetPictures UK
Tel: +44 (0)20 3551 5049
Email: info@flynetpictures.co.uk (FOTO: DUKAS/FAMEFLYNET UK)
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RICHARD WAGNER ;
1813 - 1883 ;
German operatic composer and conductor ;
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Credit: Walter Harris Collection / ArenaPAL
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ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: 200. Geburtstag von Richard Wagner, 22. Mai 2013
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Tomb of Richard Wagner, Bayreuth. Raised marble tomb covered with a laurel wreath and surrounded by plant growth, with a wrought iron gate and pathway and wintery-looking trees around the path. Sepia coloured postcard carrying a stamp of the Deutsche Reich on the rear, with a personal message in German. Posted from Bayreuth, dated 7 Mar [looks like] 1915. Printed inscription on border below the image, obverse, 'Bayreuth, Wagnergrab'. RAM Number 2007.1418 Royal Academy of Music / Arenapal www.arenapal.com
ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: 200. Geburtstag von Richard Wagner, 22. Mai 2013
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
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Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480g)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480e)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480d)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480c)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480b)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Artist David Mach bikini-clad woman picture made from Queen postcards and Marilyn Monroe postcard picture to be sold, Scotland - 20 Apr 2012
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features (1699480a)
Artist's Bikini Queen Picture Is Something To Write Home About
A picture of bikini clad woman created using postcards featuring the Queen is expected to sell for up to GBP 6,000 when it is auctioned.
Turner Prize winning artist David Mach created 'Girl In The Yellow Bikini' using thousands of identical postcards of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a yellow hat.
It is currently on display at Lyon & Turnbull's fine art auctioneers in Edinburgh before being sold at the end of the month.
Also up for sale is a collage picture of Marilyn Monroe created using red Lord Kitchener army recruitment postcards.
Mach is best known for using mass-produced 'found' objects to create his art, including magazines, newspapers, car tyres and matchsticks
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/IHDHMDFFK (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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How the "R.M.S. Titanicc" survivors were picked up by the "Carpathia"
"R.M.S. Titanic" lifeboats seen from the "Carpathia" side. Photo originally published in The Sphere on 4th May 1912.
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Brussels, Belgium - 29 Nov 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoff Moore / Rex Features (1518573ae)
Tourist looking at postcard display in Brussels, Belgium
Brussels, Belgium - 29 Nov 2011
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Home Living
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Caroline Arber / Mood Board / Rex Features ( 1298749a )
Letters on writing desk
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MODEL RELEASED Smiling couple writing postcards on patio overlooking ocean
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MODEL RELEASED smiling couple writing postcards on patio
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Adventure Travel
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Erik Buraas / Mood Board / Rex Features ( 1263277a )
MODEL RELEASED Young woman putting postcard to mailbox, smiling
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Books
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Grant Robinson / Mood Board / Rex Features ( 1264744a )
Postcard and envelopes next to suitcase with stationery items, elevated view, studio
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Books
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Grant Robinson / Mood Board / Rex Features ( 1264743a )
Postcard and envelopes next to suitcase with stationery items, elevated view, studio
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FROG IN A BATH SHAPE SOAP DISH - 1993
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Animal Ancestors pet portraits, America - Jul 2009
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Animal Ancestor Pet Portraits
ANIMAL ANCESTOR PET PORTRAITS
Dogs are usually counted as part of the family - but here's some hounds that are real animal ancestors.
Artist Valerie Leonard is giving pet lovers the chance to have their furry friend immortalised in a classical painting - as if they were family members from history.
The pet portraits see four-legged friends cleverly incorporated into pictures you might expect to see in a stately home.
Some dogs - and a few cats - have morphed into historical figures such as Henry VIII, Queen Victoria and more than a few noble men and women from history.
But Valerie, a Brit living in Connecticut, doesn't simply paste pictures together, her work involves painstaking attention to detail to get the animal and portrait components to match - even making doggy clothing to help the pictures seamlessly blend.
She explains: "I discovered that other people have attempted this art form but none that I have seen have taken it to the extremes that I do. I often spend as long as a week perfecting a piece.
"I choose the painting to suit the animal subject and frequently create completely new backgrounds to better offset furry faces.
"I often change or even create new clothing to suit the proportions or colouring of the animal ancestor who inhabits it.
"Taking elements from other paintings by the same artist to better balance an image, I attempt to make my work seamless so that it is, hopefully, impossible to see the merging of one image to another.
"I challenge anyone to find work that is as conscientiously 'seamless' and personal as mine."
Valerie creates the portraits for people who want to give a novel gift or remember a departed pet.
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Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Postcard kiosk, Krakow, Poland
Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Postcards in Krakow, Poland
Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Postcards and guide books in Krakow, Poland
Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Boy with postcards, Krakow, Poland
Krakow, Poland - 2009
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Morocco - 2009
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The Contents of Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood Home auction, Las Vegas, America - May 2009
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Shaan Kokin/Juliens Auctions / Rex Features ( 932074d )
MARILYN MONROE NECKLACE Necklace of glass stones in hues of brown, yellow, and gray, on gold chain with knot work, owned by Marilyn Monroe, accompanied by a framed postcard of Monroe wearing the same necklace and a framed poster. Many stones have become unattached, breaks in knot work. $1,000 ? 2,000
Tragic Marilyn's Final Possessions Up for Sale
TRAGIC MARILYN'S FINAL POSSESSIONS UP FOR SALE
A rare sale of Marilyn Monroe's personal possessions will feature a robe purported to be the last item of clothing she wore.
The assembled items include clothing from her personal and professional wardrobe and furniture from her Brentwood, California hacienda style home.
The items offer a rare glimpse into the personal life of the tragic legend who resided in the Brentwood home until her death.
Among over 150 items offered for sale is a white terry cloth robe ($8,000 - 10,000) claimed to be the last item of clothing Monroe wore before her death.
This is also an umbrella Monroe held for an iconic photograph taken by Andre de Dienes in 1949 at Tobey Beach.
Other highlights from Marilyn's Brentwood home include; an orange Pucci blouse ($7,000-9,000), Monroe's dining room table (est. $10,000/12,000), living room coffee table (est. $8,000/10,000), Mexican tile table (est. $500/1,000), set of four living room folding benches (est. $5,000/7,000), Mexican framed mirror (est. $3,000/5,000), and other fine & decorative art pieces.
After Marilyn's death in 1962, her home at 12305 Fifth Helena, Brentwood, CA was purchased via auction by Dr. Gilbert Nunez. On August 5, 1962, Betty Nunez went to the realtor's office to register to view the property. By March of 1963, the Nunez's had thought Marilyn Monroe they had ownership, but a half dozen other realtors had also sold the house and the e...
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054o )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054n )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054m )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054l )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
WORDS BEING WRITTEN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054k )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
WORDS BEING WRITTEN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054j )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054i )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
WORDS BEING WRITTEN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054h )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
WORDS BEING WRITTEN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054f )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
WORDS BEING WRITTEN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stuart Clarke / Rex Features ( 849054g )
Postcard produced by photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale of the not so nice parts of Britain, Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Caravan Gallery. The two photographers travel Britian in the Caravan taking photographs of the not so nice parts of the country.
Photographers Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale with their Mobile Caravan Gallery Exhibition - Dec 2008
A TRUE LIFE VIEW OF BRITAIN - CARAVANS AND ALL
With its white walls, beech flooring and pictures hung on the wall it could be any gallery space, but appearances can be deceptive.
Mind your head and sorry there's only room for one because welcome to the 'Caravan Gallery'.
In 2000 Jan Williams and Chris Teasdale set out around the country with one aim in mind - photographing Britain and the way we live today, wrinkles and all.
But the one question they faced was how could they display the fruits of their efforts? The answer lay in a small advert in a local newspaper.
This advert led them to a tiny 1969 mustard coloured caravan, which they converted into possibly the smallest gallery in the world.
The two photographers now travel the length and breadth of the country cataloguing life as they find it and displaying their pictures in their portable gallery.
Their photos aren't the typical rose tinted views that you often see in travel books or on seaside postcards.
Instead they capture the absurd anomalies of an eccentric, rougher and sometimes seedier side of this green and pleasant land.
Using these images the couple have produced their own tongue in cheek postcards of Britain, which have caught the eye of fashion designer Paul Smith.
Jan and Chris have now signed a deal that will see them exhibiting their photographs in Paul Smith stores in San Franciso, Los Angeles and New York.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HEPZBBUQ
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART 'SECRET' ANNUAL POSTCARD EXHIBITION AND SALE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 16 NOV 2005
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen / Rex Features ( 560569v )
One of the pieces of art for sale. RCA has received the largest number of works of art in its twelve year history, of 2,700 postcards, donated from 1,098 artists and designers from all over world. All postcards on sale for GBP 35 each. Amongst the masterpieces are works of art by Damien Hirst, Paula Rego, David Bailey, Julian Opie, Grayson Perry, Tracey Emin, etc
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART 'SECRET' ANNUAL POSTCARD EXHIBITION AND SALE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 16 NOV 2005
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART 'SECRET' ANNUAL POSTCARD EXHIBITION AND SALE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 16 NOV 2005
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen / Rex Features ( 560569u )
One of the pieces of art for sale. RCA has received the largest number of works of art in its twelve year history, of 2,700 postcards, donated from 1,098 artists and designers from all over world. All postcards on sale for GBP 35 each. Amongst the masterpieces are works of art by Damien Hirst, Paula Rego, David Bailey, Julian Opie, Grayson Perry, Tracey Emin, etc
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART 'SECRET' ANNUAL POSTCARD EXHIBITION AND SALE, LONDON, BRITAIN - 16 NOV 2005
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VARIOUS - 1981
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 85156e )
PRINCE CHARLES AND PRINCESS DIANA WEDDING SOUVENIRS
VARIOUS - 1981
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PEOPLE - Jugend in den 70er Jahren
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Woman wearing a mini skirt blowing up from the air vents on the pavement
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Pop singer Lulu tosses up in the air some of the thousands of cards sent to the BBC giving viewers choices of the song she should sing in the Eurovision Song Contest later this year. Helping Lulu sort out the cards today was her husband Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees group who is almost completely hidden by the cards.
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VARIOUS - 1967
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ron Spillman/REX (16775a)
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A CAT, A MOUSE AND A SEE SAW - 1950S
Mandatory Credit: Photo by SPILLMAM / RAMSEY / Rex Features ( 1048F )
Animals Do The Funniest Things
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ANIMALS DO THE FUNNIEST THINGS - 2008
Feeling gggrrreeeaaattt: 14 week old Mirali keeps an eye of the tiger on the mysterious intruders in her cage.
I got up here so surely there must be a way down again!?
Say hello to the hottest new dance in town - the Madagascar monkey walk.
Hamish was a little concerned by the gawping face he encountered underwater Ö then he realised it was just his owner.
Law of the jungle gym 101: always stretch after a spell on the monkey bars.
After a ruff day there's nothing Blue likes better than a few pints and a game of pool down his local.
Hhhhmmmmmm it would seem that someone was telling porkies about just how to make bacon.
Better, stronger, faster: Dougal the bionic canine proves nothing can keep a good dog down.
With studied nonchalance feline Jerry soon becomes the cat that has not only got the cream, but the mouse too.
With rising shopping prices driving up the price of a tin of whiskers desperate action was called for.
What a real ray of sunshine.
The giraffe drive-thru was proving to be a resounding success.
After the popularity of soap on a rope, manufacturers were unable to work out why their latest product had proven to be such a dud.
He knew it was going to extremes but Twiggy really didn't want his nuts to be found.
Now all he needed was someone to seal away with him.
In a real feat of doggy dare doing concerted efforts are made to beat the canine land speed record.
Cursing those global warming causing humans, polar bears have been left scrabbling for any flotation device they can find after the last of the ice has melted.
Jack the all star primate loves nothing better than hanging 10.
It may have taken years but the peeping Tom had finally trained his pet crow to perfection....
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VARIOUS HISTORICAL ROYALTY POSTCARD
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 186907d )
KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH (QUEEN MOTHER) WITH PRINCESS ELIZABETH - 1932
VARIOUS HISTORICAL ROYALTY POSTCARD
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