Will you be our next prize draw winner? All you need is luck!
The winner of our most recent regular prize draw, which took place in December, is Andrew Masterman from Windsor—congratulations! We were delighted to supply Andrew with a copy of our limited edition Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite print. Here’s what Andrew had to say about his prize:"As an obsessive Beatles fan I have always loved the song Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite, particularly because John Lennon took his inspiration from a Victorian circus poster hanging on his wall to somehow create an amazing song. This print meticulously recreates the poster that inspired John Lennon and to receive one means a great deal. Thank you Kite for this stunning artwork, Christmas has definitely arrived early this year!"
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