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L’Œuf Electrique (The Electric Egg) 1942. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

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L'Œuf électrique (The electric egg) , by  Paul Arzens

1942

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L-oeuf Electrique  (Electric Egg)

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FENLAND FOLK 3/10 : King John & the Loss of the Crown Jewels

By Steven Hatton of Electric Egg

The third of our 10 trailer designs based on people of note from the Boston & South Holland area of Lincoln..All the trailers will be unveiled at an event at Springfields in Spalding on Tues 31st Jan. Check out www.transportedart.com for details

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FENLAND FOLK 2/10 : Jean Ingelow

By Steven Hatton of Electric Egg

The second of our 10 trailer designs based on people of note from the Boston & South Holland area of Lincoln.

Jean Ingelow was a Boston born Poet & Novelist and contemporary of Alfred Lord Tennyson whose work was celebrated by none other than Rudyard Kipling.

Commissioned by Transported as part of their “Art on Lorries” project in partnership with fresh produce Hauliers FreshLinc. These trailers will be travelling the length and breadth of the UK and Europe showing some of the culture and people that make this part of Lincolnshire what it is.

All the trailers will be unveiled at an event at Springfields in Spalding on Tues 31st Jan. Check out www.transportedart.com for details

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Don’t Panic! Screaming Granny by our own - Emma Maltby

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FENLAND FOLK - 10 LARGE ILLUSTRATIVE ARTWORKS BY ELECTRIC EGG

Electric Egg are excited to announce an exciting new project to be unveiled in January 2016. On the 31st of January Transported & FreshLinc will unveil a series of 10 artworks in the latest "Art on Lorries" commission.

The artworks created by Neil Baker and Steven Hatton of Electric Egg, celebrates people and places in Boston Borough and South Holland.  These unique trailers will give people from Lincolnshire and beyond the opportunity to learn about the characters and history of the area, from the Dutch engineers who drained the Fenlands, to Dame Sarah Swift, founder of the Royal College of Nursing, and architect and antiquarian William Stukeley.

All ten spectacular trailers will be displayed together for the first time at the launch at Springfields Event and Conference Centre on Tuesday 31st January 2017.

The ‘Art on Lorries’ project has been commissioned by Transported in partnership with local haulage company Freshlinc. Each inspiration for the design was chosen by a Freshlinc employee who is depicted on the rear of the respective trailer explaining why they chose the person or subject.

Fenland Folk follows the success of the first ‘Art on Lorries’ commission, which was unveiled in 2014. Alisha Miller’s bold and expressive depictions of Lincolnshire landscapes, have been touring Europe on Freshlinc trailers for nearly two years. Lincolnshire Loveliness has been reported nationally, and the designs have recently been transformed into a collectable Corgi model.

The people and places represented in the Fenland Folk artworks are:

Joseph Banks, naturalist, botanist and Boston town recorder

The Boston Pilgrims

The Dutch Engineers who drained the Fenlands

Matthew Flinders, Navigator and Cartographer

Jean Ingelow, – Poet and Author

King John and the loss of the Crown Jewels in the Wash

John Molson – Entrepreneur and Founder of the Molson Brewery

Frank Pick, Transport Administrator

William Stukeley, architect, antiquarian and pioneer of archaeological investigation at Stonehenge

Dame Sarah Swift, founder of the Royal College of Nursing

The public unveiling of the artworks will take place from 1.30pm to 2.30pm on Tuesday 31st January 2017 at Springfields Event and Conference Centre. Entry is free.