Leicester Kids Hoodies

Leicester - Fox

A modern and minimalist silhouette skyline of Leicester, England. Time to showcase your love or cherish the memories with this panoramic cityscape design featuring landmarks and iconic architecture of the city.

Leicester - Filbert Street - Filbert Way

Leicester - Stars

Leicester Aren't We

Cities in watercolor with vibrant colors and an exceptional finish.

Haymarket Memorial Clock Tower

The pride of the East Midlands

Leicester Stripes

The pride of the East Midlands

The birth year of Leicester

Leicester - England

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Leicester city map in retro 80s neon typography. This glowing urban cityscape is a dazzling gift to a British friend or Leicestershire family who lives or travel to the United Kingdom.

The pride of the East Midlands

This painting was inspired from my visit to England. I drove thru the beautiful English Countryside looking for great landscapes.

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Leicester, MA with established date.

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Leicester City Blue and White Angled Stripes

Design inspired by fan flags waved by the Foxes in Filbert Street and the King Power Stadium

Leicester City's Hamza Choudhury, ideal gift for any football fan.

Leicester Square iPhone case

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Vintage football in Leicester City colours

Inspired by the classic blue, white & red Leicester City Admiral tracksuit from 1976

Leicester City superstar Paston Daka, ideal for any football fan.

Lanees Leicester, digital art from The Sehnsucht Series

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the former Leicester City, Stoke City, Nottingham Forest, Southampton, Derby County and England great, Peter Shilton.

Jamie Vardy is havin' a party. Ideal gift for any football fan.

The road sign for the home of Leicester City. Available on Tees, Stickers, Magnets, Clocks, Caps, Phone Cases and so much more!

Waiting for the weekend

Hamza Dewan Choudhury is an English professional footballer who plays as a defensive midfielder for Premier League club Leicester City.

Shown here on its opening night, November 2nd 1937 with The Prisoner of Zenda, the Odeon Leicester Square was the shining jewel in the crown of Oscar Deutsch's neon empire. It was designed by Harry Weedon and Andrew Mather and built by Sir Robert McAlpine. While keeping with the striking modernist design common to many Odeon cinemas, it broke with convention in the choice of polished black granite. It has hosted numerous world premieres and Royal Film performances.