Settled comfortably on the throne, a wild boar unfolds its newspaper with the calm of someone who would rather not be disturbed. The scene runs on a delightful mismatch: a famously gruff creature taking a very human break between headlines. It is quiet, deadpan humour, understated enough to lighten the smallest room in the house without ever overplaying its hand.

This illustration belongs to our series of animals caught in comic little everyday moments, found in our Animal Portraits collection. Its natural home is of course the loo or the bathroom, where it slips in a discreet note of whimsy. Every guest who closes the door behind them leaves with a grin, and often a remark or two. The composition stays clean and easy to read, so it works as a small print beside the basin or as a larger one facing the door, turning a purely practical room into somewhere with a bit of personality.

• Sixteen catalogue sizes, from a modest 13×18 cm to a generous A0
• With or without a frame, in black, white, light wood or dark wood
• Made to order with quality inks and paper
• Postage on the house

A gift that lands every time with a fan of dry humour, or a lively touch for a laid-back housewarming.