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Pictorial. Surreal and naive image of a crowned figure standing on a hillside: within his cloak there are two silhouetted heads with open mouths. Beneath the crown a pink shape, almost a question mark, replaces the head.
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Brief description | Poster advertising the opera Dzien Krolowania, [King for a Day], composed by Donizetti |
Physical description | Pictorial. Surreal and naive image of a crowned figure standing on a hillside: within his cloak there are two silhouetted heads with open mouths. Beneath the crown a pink shape, almost a question mark, replaces the head. |
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Object history | Given by Krysztof Dydo of the Poster Gallery in Krakow following his visit to the Power of the Poster exhibition at the V&A, April 1998. Associated Production: Dzien Krolowania, King for a Day. Composer: Giuseppe Verdi. |
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Accession number | S.892-1997 |
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Record created | August 3, 2010 |
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