The Blues Collection

Windsor Park Stadium Fine Art - Northern Ireland & Linfield FC
National Football Stadium at Windsor Park is a football stadium in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is the home ground of Linfield FC and tenants Northern Ireland national football team

BB Kings Blues Club, Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee, United States of America, North America

Birmingham City 0-1 Fulham, FA Cup Semi-final replay, match action, Maine Road, Manchester, Wednesday 9th April 1975, John Mitchell of Fulham celebrates after scoring goal in final minute of extra

West Brom 2-4 Birmingham City, League match at The Hawthorns, Wednesday 27th April 1994

Birmingham City FC, Pre Season Photo-call, 23rd August 1991. Football Team, Squad. Birmingham City. FRONT ROW, from left: David Foy, Eric Hogan, Andy Harriss, Paul Tait, Folei Okenla

Tranmere 1-2 Birmingham, League match at Prenton Park, Sunday 8th May 1994. Last game of season. Birmingham City won the match, but were relegated

Uniform of the Royal Horse Guards The Blues, from
708946 Uniform of the Royal Horse Guards The Blues, from Costume of the British Empire, according to the Last Regulations, published 1812-15 (hand-coloured aquatint) by Smith

St. George and the Dragon, a design for an equestrian statue
NCO189745 St. George and the Dragon, a design for an equestrian statue, from the original in Windsor Castle, engraved by James Gillray (1756-1815)

Garry Pendrey, Birmingham City football player, WBA v The Blues, Texaco Cup match action at The Hawthorns, Saturday 3rd August 1974

Birmingham City 1-2 Aston Villa, league division 2 match at St Andrews, Saturday 12th December 1987. Our picture shows... Garry Thompson

Aston Villa 0-2 Birmingham City, league division 2 match at Villa Park, Saturday 22nd August 1987

Birmingham 1-0 Watford, league division one match action at St Andrew s, Saturday 16th October 1993. Our picture shows... Danny Wallace in action

Ian Atkins, Birmingham City new coach, St Andrews, 31st July 1991

Ian Atkins, Birmingham City Assistant Manager, pictured in dugout before match at St Andrews, Saturday 11th January 1992

Bill Caldwell, Birmingham City General Manager, with new coach, Ian Atkins, St Andrews, 31st July 1991

Birmingham City 3-2 Sunderland United, League Match, Division Two, at St Andrews. Saturday 17th September 1988. Ian Atkins celebrates after giving Blues the lead

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"The Blues: A Melody of Passion and Triumph" In the heart of Windsor Park Stadium, Fine Art in Northern Ireland, a symphony of emotions unfolds. Linfield FC takes center stage, their blue jerseys representing not just a team but an unwavering spirit. At BB Kings Blues Club, the soulful tunes echo through the night, capturing the essence of this genre that speaks to our deepest sorrows and joys. It's here where musicians pour their hearts out, painting vivid pictures with every note. The WWC23 QTR FINAL between Australia and France is a battleground where players wear their blues on their sleeves. The intensity rises as they fight for victory under the watchful eyes of passionate fans. In a FA Cup Semi-final replay at Maine Road, Birmingham City faces Fulham in an epic clash. Match action freezes time as players give it their all to secure glory for their beloved club - each tackle and goal etching itself into history. Prenton Park witnesses another chapter in football folklore when Tranmere hosts Birmingham City in a league match. On Sunday 8th May 1994, both teams display determination amidst cheers from devoted supporters who bleed blue. Beyond sports fields lies tradition; the uniform of Royal Horse Guards known as The Blues stands proud. Their regal attire symbolizes honor and duty while evoking images of St. George slaying dragons - bravery personified. Garry Pendrey graces us with his presence on WBA v The Blues day – his talent shining brightly like a lone star against West Bromwich Albion's backdrop. His dedication inspires fans who chant passionately from stadium stands. St Andrews becomes an arena for fierce rivalry during the league division two match between Birmingham City and Aston Villa – twice over. Each encounter fuels intense emotions among supporters clad in blue or claret shirts alike. Villa Park bears witness to history being rewritten when Birmingham City triumphs over Aston Villa in another division two match.