TROWBRIDGE - Search Results for "Funnypeculiar"

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• Spot The Difference

  Can you spot all of the differences between the left and right?

  Product Code: TL2960

• Catching Some Rays

  Some unlikely companions catch some rays together on a sunny day.

  Product Code: TG-2931

• Elk In The Room

  The artwork Elk In The Room is a surreal and curious imagining of when nature and mankind meet. The opulent interior of the room, with it's panelled walls and high ceilings are seemingly the perfect place for the majestic deer. Dark walls make the animal stand out, with a warm beam of sunlight finding its way through the window. The artwork is fun and unexpected, making it really stand out when hung in a space.

  Product Code: TT2321

• Lion In The Room

  "I dare you to tell me I'm not allowed on the couch."

  Product Code: TG-2469

• All Aboard

  "Where to, Mister Spot?"

  Product Code: TG-647

• Duke The Chimp

  Duke The Chimpanzee listens over headphones to Mr Scopes.

  Product Code: TG-2538

• Springfield Majorettes

  Two majorettes twirl their batons.

  Product Code: TG-605

• Football Action

  "Get him!"

  Product Code: TG-590

• Catching Up

  Two women are sitting under salon hairdryers gossiping. Circa 1960s.

  Product Code: TG-591

• Jumping Jack

  Product Code: TG-634

• Trick or Treat

  "Any candy in here for me?"

  Product Code: TG-580

• Lion In The Room

  "I dare you to tell me I'm not allowed on the couch."

  Product Code: TP2469

• Going On Holiday

  Certainly one to bring a smile to your face. Action and adventure is great but sometimes, just sometimes, you need a tortoise walking on a beach with a suitcase - what more can be said? Did you know that from the colour of the shell, you can tell where the tortoise (roughly) comes from? Tortoises from hot places tend to have lighter-coloured shells than tortoises from cooler areas. This chap is clearly coming from from the cooler side of its habitat – probably from the southern parts of the US, or northern South America.

  Product Code: TS2433

• The Shopping Cheetah

  A woman in Cheetah print Coat Shopping with Live Cheetah.

  Product Code: TG-486

• The Lone Ranger

  Clayton Moore (born Jack Carlton Moore) was an American actor best known for playing the Lone Ranger.

  Product Code: TG-470

• Pointillism Nude

  Abstract Oil painting of a nude woman, in the style of pointillism.

  Product Code: TL2118

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Pop Art Crowns

  A vintage illustration of the Imperial Crown of India and the St.Edwards Crown originally featured in 'The Crown Jewels of England', by Sir George John Younghusband and Cyril Davenport, published 1919. These fabulous pieces of British historic memorabilia are given a new lease of life by the Pop inspired, matt colour background that fills the outside space. The style is reminisent of the famous Fine Art of the 1960's and 70's that heavily featured cutlural imagery using the silkcreen printing techniques. The many precious gems are clearly visible in the intricate design of the royal headwear. The St.Edwards crown is proudly one of the oldest of English Crown Jewels, that can be dated as far back as 1065 and the Crown of India remains more modern, having been created for George V, Emperor of India, to wear in 1911.

  Product Code: PACJ

  Limited Edition of 50

• Beatlemania

  The advent of the pop era brought a totally new form of hysteria to crowds. Here the Beatles visit Buckingham Palace in October, 1965, and the crowds go crazy. The young constable about to part with his helmet also exposes his strictly non-regulation socks.

  Product Code: TG-12

• Race You On My Pogo Stick

  If you couldn't afford to go riding in fashionable Rotten Row, in 1950's London's Hyde Park, then a pogo stick was clearly the answer. As captured by film director Ken Russell.

  Product Code: TG-18

• Under The Hood

  London in the Swinging Sixties and a young woman is pictured under the hood of her iconic Volkswagen Beetle in 1966.

  Product Code: TG-19

• V For Victory

  Sir Winston Churchill makes his famous V for Victory sign as he emerges from a cabinet meeting. A typical gesture of defiance from Britain's wartime Prime Minister on November 1st 1942.

  Product Code: TG-25

• Beatles Bumps

  The Beatles Ringo Starr gets the birthday bumps from his band members on his 24th birthday at the BBC Studios in London July 7th 1964.

  Product Code: TG-26

• Fred's Top Hat

  Fred Astaire in a scene from the 1935 movie: "Top Hat".

  Product Code: TG-76

• A Day At The Beach I

  Three couples at the beach on the grassy dunes with the women wearing identical bathing suits sitting on the men's shoulders.

  Product Code: TG-108

• Moonwalk

  Apollo 17 mission commander Eugene Cernan after his second moonwalk of the mission. Apollo 17 was the final mission of NASA's Apollo programme, the enterprise that landed the first humans on the Moon. Launched at 12:33am Eastern Standard Time (EST) on December 7, 1972.They stayed on the lunar surface for three days.

  Product Code: TG-386

• Tiger Line-Up

  Product Code: TG-402

• Quizzical Giraffe

  The playful giraffe leans in to the frame, immediately capturing our attention and our hearts with its endearing face. The angle of the gentle giant's neck creates a quirky composition. The wonderful markings of the giraffe's pelt leaps out against the smooth and unfocussed background.

  Product Code: TG-1070

• The Other Way II

  Here we see a wonderfully quirky image of a lone goldfish turning away from the larger school of swimming partners. The composition of the larger than life fish inject a good level of humour to the image, their fins and formation offering texture as well as shape.

  Product Code: TG-1108

• Goggles

  In a moment of pure concentration a swimmer puts on her swimming goggles. The sunlight creates a beautiful contrasting reflection on the goggles.

  Product Code: TG-1129

• Summer Fashion

  This fun and modern photograph features a fashionable young woman concealing her face from the camera. Only her lips can be seen beneath the brow of her hat as she clutches upon a succulent slice of watermelon.

  Product Code: TG-1139

• Peacock's Plume

  This peacock exudes style and elegance with its plentiful display of delicate feathers. The subtle colouring within the photograph emanates a feeling of serenity whilst the intricate detailing of the features are further enhanced by the contrasting background. The directional lines created by the feathers draw the viewer’s eye inwards towards the peacock’s thoughtful gaze and make for a stunning composition.

  Product Code: TG-1148

• Rolling In The Dust

  In this endearing image a wild Zebra takes a roll in the sand as part of his daily grooming routine. His characteristically bold stripes are highlighted in this photograph in perfect clarity contrasted against the blurred background. Our eyes are automatically drawn towards his unique pattern while the dust cloud he creates adds a sense of movement and atmosphere.

  Product Code: TG-1178

• Just Popped Up To Say Hello

  A friendly face pops up to say hello. This charming fellow will be sure to make you smile with his big eyes and characterful and cheery expression. The surrounding empty water focuses the viewer's eye on the seal's confident stance while the muted tones highlight his quirky appearance. Certainly deserving of a fish or two.

  Product Code: TG-1186

• Traveller

  A true warrior of the desert, this camel's hardy hide is draped in an aztec blanket that acts as a comforter for anyone riding on its back, but is also a hugely attractive focal point of the photograph that contrasts with the parched background so well.

  Product Code: TG-1258

• Cheery Chums

  "Smile for the camera!"

  Product Code: TG-1902

• White Cloud

  A close up of a white cloud in a dark sky.

  Product Code: TL2052

• The Marble Collection

  Get lost in the mesmerising colours and patterns of these close-up glass marbles.

  Product Code: SMC

• The Marble Collection

  Get lost in the mesmerising colours and patterns of these close-up glass marbles.

  Product Code: SMC

• Hidden Hippo

  In this quirky and abstract photograph, living up to its semiaquatic nature the hippopotamus remains cool by staying submerged in the peaceful waters during the heat of the day. The photograph has a playful element with the hippo's fixed stare, we simply see the eyes and ears of this quadruped mammal, which is further echoed by the symmetrical reflection in the water.

  Product Code: TL801

• The Other Way I

  We look to the individual, the free spirit, to set the pace. We all secretly want to be the one that bucks the trend and comes out on top. Or sometimes we want to seek solitude and a space to breath. This piece allows us to think about either of these view points but doesn’t preach to us, just entertains us. Simple, organic and stylish, this piece fits equally in a beach house or in a bustling city apartment. It could also adorn the walls of an office. The primary colour blue often symbolises serenity, stability, inspiration, or wisdom. It is a calming colour, and symbolise reliability. Also, the blue is a nod to the ocean and the sky; to freedom and space.

  Product Code: TL982

• Giant Seagull

  This statement piece has a wonderfully whimsical charm in a very stand-out way. The webbed feet of the seagull capture our immediate attention, before the eye travels to the sailing boat and the other yachts in the harbour beyond. It’s a fun burst of colour, in a very maritime setting. Often beach colours are blue, sandy and white, so these two legs of red are adding a great contrasting colour. Redish colours are deemed a warm colour. Visually, warm colours always seem to be closer to us than cooler colours like grey and blue, which make these Giant Seagull legs stand out even more. We can easily see this image in a beach house or in a quirky townhouse where it would bring a little of the outside in. The colours of this piece means it would fit both in a colourful setting as well as a minimalist all white environment. It’s a great conversation starter as well – it’s always fun when nature supplies us with photo bombs.

  Product Code: TL1039

• The Other Way II

  We look to the individual, the free spirit, to set the pace. We all secretly want to be the one that bucks the trend and comes out on top. Or sometimes we want to seek solitude and a space to breath. This piece allows us to think about either of these view points but doesn’t preach to us, just entertains us. Simple, organic and stylish, this piece fits equally in a beach house or in a bustling city apartment. It could also adorn the walls of an office. The primary colour blue often symbolises serenity, stability, inspiration, or wisdom. It is a calming colour, and symbolise reliability. Also, the blue is a nod to the ocean and the sky; to freedom and space.

  Product Code: TL1108

• Mr Llama

  It's too easy sometimes to attribute human characteristics to the animal kingdom, but if this isn't one happy llama then it's doing a great job of pretending. Shot on a background to match its soft fur, his face really seems to be pleased about something.

  Product Code: TP1357

• Hi There

  Product Code: TP1516

• Alpacker Up

  This Alpaca is all ready for a kiss. Maybe he will turn into a prince?

  Product Code: TP1774

• Laughing Camels

  Product Code: TP1870

• Giant Seagull

  This statement piece has a wonderfully whimsical charm in a very stand-out way. The webbed feet of the seagull capture our immediate attention, before the eye travels to the sailing boat and the other yachts in the harbour beyond. It’s a fun burst of colour, in a very maritime setting. Often beach colours are blue, sandy and white, so these two legs or red are adding a great contrasting colour. Redish colours are deemed a warm colour. Visually, warm colours always seem to be closer to us than cooler colours like grey and blue, which make these Giant Seagull legs stand out even more. We can easily see this image in a beach house or in a quirky townhouse where it would bring a little of the outside in. The colours of this piece means it would fit both in a colourful setting as well as a minimalist all white environment. It’s a great conversation starter as well – it’s always fun when nature supplies us with photo bombs.

  Product Code: TS1039

• Cowabunga

  After running down the jetty to the ocean, the young boy leaps in to the cool blue water. The water is still and calm, seconds before the heavy splash that will send waves rippling across the turquoise plane. The boy stands out against the cool palette, his red swim shorts standing out in the centre of the photograph. The image is exhilarating and making us reminisce of vacations past and the thrill of the ocean.

  Product Code: TS1244

• Going on Holiday

  Certainly one to bring a smile to your face. Action and adventure is great but sometimes, just sometimes, you need a tortoise walking on a beach with a suitcase - what more can be said? Did you know that from the colour of the shell, you can tell where the tortoise (roughly) comes from? Tortoises from hot places tend to have lighter-coloured shells than tortoises from cooler areas. This chap is clearly coming from from the cooler side of its habitat – probably from the southern parts of the US, or northern South America.

  Product Code: TS1506

• Quizzical Giraffe

  The playful giraffe leans in to the frame, immediately capturing our attention and our hearts with its endearing face. The angle of the gentle giant's neck creates a quirky composition. The wonderful markings of the giraffe's pelt leaps out against the smooth and unfocussed background. The rich sepia tones evoke a classic safari feel to this Savannah animal favourite.

  Product Code: TLS1070

• Just Popped Up To Say Hello

  A friendly face pops up to say hello. This charming fellow will be sure to make you smile with his big eyes and characterful and cheery expression. The surrounding empty water focuses the viewer's eye on the seal's confident stance while the muted sepia tones highlight his quirky appearance. Certainly deserving of a fish or two.

  Product Code: TLS1186

• Happy Manatee

  Product Code: TNP1700

• Happy Manatee Sepia

  Product Code: TNPS1700