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Photographic Print : Tv presenter Hughie Green seen here at home at Christmas time with his family
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Tv presenter Hughie Green seen here at home at Christmas time with his family
Tv presenter Hughie Green seen here at home at Christmas time with his family. Left to right Hughie Green, wife Claire, daughter Linda and son Christopher. 27th December 1957
Tommy Lea
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Media ID 21619980
© Mirrorpix
Christmas Tree Daughter Father Mother Party Hats
10"x10" Photo Print
Bring the magic of the past into your home with this charming photograph from Memory Lane Prints. Featuring TV presenter Hughie Green in a rare moment of relaxation during the holiday season, this vintage image captures the warmth and joy of family time. Taken on Christmas day in 1957, the photo shows Hughie with his wife Claire and their children, Linda and Christopher. Add this beautiful memory to your collection from the Media Storehouse range of Photographic Prints and create a timeless decor piece that tells a story.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 25.4cm (10" x 10")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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In this heartwarming print from Memory Lane Prints, we catch a glimpse of the beloved TV presenter Hughie Green at his home during Christmas time in 1957. Surrounding him are his loving family members, each radiating joy and happiness that only the holiday season can bring. From left to right, we see Hughie Green himself, standing tall with a warm smile on his face. Beside him stands his beautiful wife Claire, exuding elegance and grace. Their daughter Linda stands next to her mother, her eyes twinkling with excitement as she gazes at the festive decorations adorning their Christmas tree. Completing this picture-perfect scene is their son Christopher, who mirrors his father's infectious grin while wearing colorful party hats along with the rest of the family. The atmosphere is filled with love and laughter as they come together to celebrate this special occasion. Tommy Lea has captured not just a moment frozen in time but also an entire era—the 1950s—where families cherished one another's company above all else during Christmastime. This print serves as a reminder of the importance of family bonds and traditions that withstand the test of time.
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