The winning entry for the spoof art award is called Cue Jumpers by an artist known as Lie Instate.
Lie Instate said: "It's a great honour and I am reeling with delight to win this prestigious award"
The winner of a spoof art award said he was inspired by the row over claims Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby queue jumped to see the Queen's coffin.The This Morning presenters were caught in a media stormThe contest is organised by a Somerset pub and pokes fun at theIt was launched in 1999 in response to Tracey Emin's unmade bed, which was exhibited at the Tate gallery that year.
Recipients are tasked with creating something "they perceive to be crap art using the least amount of effort possible". Lie Instate, a cinema projectionist from London, joked Gordon the Gopher - Schofield's puppet sidekick from his time as a children's television presenter in the 1990s - lent him the jumpers for his "masterpiece".ITV presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were involved in a row over claims they jumped the queue to file past the late Queen's coffin
Accepting his award, a turnip attached to a wooden base, the artist said: "It was while visiting Gordon the Gopher in rehab that I first had the idea of bringing Phillip Schofield down through the power of art."It's a great honour and I am reeling with delight to win this prestigious award - I can now feed my five children this Christmas.
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