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History of Cilla Black (part two) Size:18x180cm Black Frame £99.00 The orphanage house was demolished

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The orphanage house was demolished in 1973 but the old red-painted gates remain and have become a place of pilgrimage for Beatles fans

This canvas presents the earlier part of Queen's career between 1970 and 1980

overlooking the ‘roundabout’ with the bus shelter

This block canvas of the Liverpool Waterfront has been created from an original photograph by Alina and digitally adapted to create a delicately beautiful landscape piece

History of Cilla Black (part two) Size:18x180cm Black Frame £99.00 The orphanage house was demolishedThis full colour canvas presents the later part of Cilla Black's career from her wedding to her manager Bobby Willis in 1969 to the reveal of her Mathew Street statue in 2017. Also included is many of the icons that she befriended during her career including Barbara Windsor, Christopher Biggins and Paul O'Grady. Also includes the iconic moment Mr Bean appeared on Blind Date as well as the memorable 2001 Royal Variety performance This item also fits

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