What, other than a newspaper, is black and white and read all over? And besides Newcastle and near-neighbours/footballing rivals, Sunderland’s team strips, that is. Why of course the brand new giclee mounted/paper-generated limited edition created by one of the country’s finest contemporary landscape art practitioners, Paul Horton. Seen as something a little out of the ordinary for the hugely popular fine artist, Horton has elected to go with a monochrome colour way in his latest, hand-signed compositional venture; leaving his habitual colourific palette to one side this early 2018. But fear not, as NONE of the detail, characterisation or general ambience is in any way, shape or graphical form lost with this change of visually-interpreted heart, as ‘Match of the Day’ is certainly testament to. This 28” x 23.5” feature concentrates on a footballing tale, depicting a throng of fans making their way towards the illuminating distant stadium pictured at the top of the study. Be sure to call now for more details.