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Join Blackheath Cricket Club

Poster
1990-93 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Community print shop poster encouraging people to join Blackheath Cricket Club. A single figure of a player is depicted in white against a black background with a white border, standing on a red cricket ball and holding along a large red cricket bat. The address and contact information is lettered in capitals in red and white in the bottom left, and the name and telephone number of the designer is lettered up the side on the right.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleJoin Blackheath Cricket Club (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
Non-laminated poster
Brief description
Community print shop poster by Wezell at the Greenwich Mural Workshop entitled 'Join Blackheath Cricket Club'. Great Britain, ca. 1990-93.
Physical description
Community print shop poster encouraging people to join Blackheath Cricket Club. A single figure of a player is depicted in white against a black background with a white border, standing on a red cricket ball and holding along a large red cricket bat. The address and contact information is lettered in capitals in red and white in the bottom left, and the name and telephone number of the designer is lettered up the side on the right.
Dimensions
  • Height: 64cm
  • Width: 44cm
Dimensions measured 28/01/2013
Marks and inscriptions
  • JOIN Blackheath Cricket Club The Rectory Field Charlton Road S.E.3 All standards catered for 3 Saturday league sides Two Sunday team sides For information contact Omar Khan - 081 293 1884 (Lettered bottom left)
  • Design by Wezell 081 - 855 4717
Credit line
Given by Greenwich Mural Workshop
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.121-2011

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Record createdJanuary 25, 2013
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