WILF LUNN

Wilf' Lunn first came to public notice in 1942 when he won first prize in a 'War Baby' competition, which he believes was because he was shaped like a bomb.

Wilf Lunn was raised by deaf parents in a cellar in Yorkshire, England and as a baby Wilf' quickly learned that farting was better than crying for attracting their attention. "My Best Cellar" is his autobiography up to the age of eleven.

ADVICE 1:
You learn something new every day ...
... If you're not careful !

ADVICE 2:
Do not go out late at night. There’s mugging, rape and bashing.
Never sit on window sills when men are pebble dashing.

WILF'S TELEVISION CAREER includes:

Late Night Line Up
Magpie
Vision On ( series)
Eureka (series)
Jigsaw (series)
Ask Aspel
Patently Obvious (series)
Object in Question
Jim'll Fix It
What's The Idea - Writer/Presenter (series)
Game For A Laugh

6 o'clock show
Home James (James Mason documentary)
Mad Science (series)
The Word
See It Saw It (puppets)
3,2,1 (game designer)
Mooncat (presenter)
Magic Music Man - Art director
Fun Factory (series)
Rolf on Saturday (series)
Fantastic Facts (with Jonathan Ross)

Wilf Lunn's limited edition' surreal cycle prints

Steampunk Wall Art

(Photographs of cycles conceived, designed and hand-made by Wilf Lunn)

illustrating 4 different models of Wilf Lunn surreal cycles / bikes
Steampunk Wall Art

Please note: * The high quality of the photographic images on the prints cannot be reproduced on a website.

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Please note: * The high quality of the photographic images on the prints cannot be reproduced on a website.

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