Which old-fashioned picture on the wall do you remember most fondly?

Tretchikoff's portrait of a woman with the green-tinged skin hung in front rooms all over the country. Your nan probably dusted the frame every Sunday.

A set of three ducks in a neat diagonal line, forever flying nowhere. Comedy gold now, but back then it was the height of style.

Constable's countryside scene in a heavy gold frame, usually above the dining table. Calm, green and terribly English.

That cheeky Athena poster stuck on many a teenager's bedroom wall in the eighties. Mum was never keen on it.

A tearful child in a wooden frame that turned up in thousands of homes. People swore the picture brought bad luck.