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Print

ca. 1989 (manufactured), 1998 (printed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This corporate Christmas greeting from heritage architect Stephen Levrant takes the form of a numbered, limited edition collectable scale model of a classic van. A different model and colour was issued each year. It is a witty take on the deployment of the corporate seasonal greeting by practitioners in the cultural sector to advertise their services and promote their values.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 3 parts.

  • Print
  • Print
  • Print
Materials and techniques
Printed and coated moulded metal and plastic, paper insert
Brief description
Model T-Ford classic van, corporate Christmas greeting from heritage architect Stephen Levrant, manufactured by Lledo for Adtrucks; British, 1998.
Physical description
Model T-Ford classic van, cream body with blue mud guards in clear plastic packet with paper greeting insert.
Dimensions
  • Container height: 3.9cm
  • Container width: 8.2cm
  • Container depth: 3.1cm
Production typeLimited edition
Copy number
172/350
Credit line
Given by Stephen Calloway
Subject depicted
Summary
This corporate Christmas greeting from heritage architect Stephen Levrant takes the form of a numbered, limited edition collectable scale model of a classic van. A different model and colour was issued each year. It is a witty take on the deployment of the corporate seasonal greeting by practitioners in the cultural sector to advertise their services and promote their values.
Collection
Accession number
E.22:1 to 3-2007

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Record createdJuly 7, 2009
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