Match of the Day

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Medium Framed

Framed by hand in a wooden moulding with a satin black finish as standard. Fine art print triple mounted with conservation mountboard.

Medium: Giclee on Paper
Published: 2013
Edition Copies: 195
Image Size: 24" x 16"
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes

Due to the hand made nature of our Mr Kuu products, each item is bespoke and made to order. We aim to dispatch the vast majority within 10 to 15 business days from time of order. Our orders are dispatched Monday to Friday.

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Medium Framed

Framed by hand in a wooden moulding with a satin black finish as standard. Fine art print triple mounted with conservation mountboard.

Medium: Giclee on Paper
Published: 2013
Edition Copies: 195
Image Size: 24" x 16"
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes

Due to the hand made nature of our Mr Kuu products, each item is bespoke and made to order. We aim to dispatch the vast majority within 10 to 15 business days from time of order. Our orders are dispatched Monday to Friday.

Medium Framed

Framed by hand in a wooden moulding with a satin black finish as standard. Fine art print triple mounted with conservation mountboard.

Medium: Giclee on Paper
Published: 2013
Edition Copies: 195
Image Size: 24" x 16"
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes

Due to the hand made nature of our Mr Kuu products, each item is bespoke and made to order. We aim to dispatch the vast majority within 10 to 15 business days from time of order. Our orders are dispatched Monday to Friday.

‘Match of the Day’ grew out of a conversation with friends when we were heading up to the stadium one Saturday before a really big match. The phrase ‘match of the day’ really stuck in my mind and started to dominate my thoughts during the game! All I could think of was getting back to the studio to get to work. It was a great game and we all went back to a friend’s – I was completely unable to get away to my studio so I asked if I could create a studio outside his house. It took all three of us long into the night working with lights, cushions and mirrors on a cold stone floor with passing onlookers fascinated by what we were up to and neighbours’ curtains twitching.