Amongst these hand finished limited editions are Kealey’s earliest creations, and the first to be released to UK galleries & what would become her many collectors!
'The Best Of British’ is a series featuring all things British, ranging from the Union Jack Flag, famous musical icons like Freddy Mercury & George Michael, various children shows such as The Flumps, Mr Spoon and of course style legends such as Twiggy.
Grab your piece of British history with some of Kealey's most sort after and earliest pieces.
Size is approximate and will obviously be wider than it is longer.
Celebrating everything that is British in the 1960s!
Featuring a Union Jack flag and bunting hung on a black & white painted tree, as well the sign for 'Coronation Street.' In the branches. Y
ou can also see the Peace & Hope (ICAN symbol, looks like a version of the Mercedes car badge!), Morecambe & Wise dancing to their theme tune (‘Bring Me Sunshine’) and two mini-cooper - synonymous with Michael Caine’s film: The Italian Job (1969).
The stick man (on a heart) is the character that appears in the credits for Roger Moore's 'The Saint' TV Series 1962-69, one of the decade’s most popular shows!
Finally, we have the face of British iconic model Twiggy, who was named 'The Face of 1966' by the England's Daily Express newspaper and as a nod to this, Kealey has releases just 66 edition copies of this amazing new limited edition.
A very early limited edition release from the 'Kealey Farmer - The Best Of British Collection' and one of her first published by Wishbone publishers. Centre stage is of course the artist’s vision of the Tree Of Life!
So many elements here to make you smile and laugh: Dell & Rodney as Batman & Robin (and the TIT yellow Reliant Regal is there too!), the Magic Roundabout characters, a Live Aid symbol, a Virgin hot air balloon, the Olympic Rings & a cyclist no doubt celebrating London 2012 and Team GB’s amazing achievements!
Not forgetting of course all the other elements we know and love from her: hearts, daisies, buttercups, leaves, bumble bees, bunting...many of which are hand created 3D elements!
