A brilliantly witty piece of stencil graffiti of the famous Monty Python Funny Walk sketch. It's the one where the wonderful John Cleese is a civil servant in the Ministry of Silly Walks and true to his role stalks around his office in a series of increasingly daft walks.

Someone has taken the time and effort to cut out a stencil of eight stages of the most iconic of the Silly Walks and then to go to a particularly unattractive and scruffy industrial area on Manchester to spray the stencil right at the bottom of a garage door. Very bizarre!

I've given it a seasonal makeover so now it makes a perfect Christmas card!

Please note that the exact text layout is as on the picture of the folded card.

.If you would like a larger order, please contact me and I'll give you a price.

.The Technical Stuff.

The front of the card measures 210x149mm, the inside is plain for you to fill with your own sentiments.

The image is printed directly onto bright white heavy matte paper using archival inks.

The cards come with recycled envelopes and are safely enclosed and sealed in a cello bag. I'm also including a sample of the paper for you to test your pens on before writing on one of your lovely new cards. Photo paper can be a bit argumentative with some pens....

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