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Space Walk

Drawing
1969 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Space Walk; Design for a screen-printed cotton produced by Warner & Sons to commemorate the moon landings, 1969. Inscribed in ball-point pen with notes (some obscured by water damage) and a colour key. Stamped P3793. Stamped on the back with the artist's stamp and dated April 69 No.1.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleSpace Walk
Materials and techniques
Gouache, with collage of lettratone, adhesive labels, chartpack and other films
Brief description
Space Walk; Design for a screen-printed cotton produced by Warner & Sons to commemorate the moon landings, 1969.
Physical description
Space Walk; Design for a screen-printed cotton produced by Warner & Sons to commemorate the moon landings, 1969. Inscribed in ball-point pen with notes (some obscured by water damage) and a colour key. Stamped P3793. Stamped on the back with the artist's stamp and dated April 69 No.1.
Dimensions
  • Height: 55.5cm
  • Width: 76.2cm
55.5 x 76.2 cm
Object history
Exhibitions: The finished textile appeared in A Choice of Design 1850-1980: Fabrics by Warner & Sons, Ltd, 1981-2 [Commencing The Minories, Colchester, September 1981].

Notes: There is an example of the fabric produced from this design in the Collection of Textiles [Circ. 44 & A-1970].
Bibliographic reference
Jonathan M. Woodham, Twentieth Century Ornament (Studio Vista, 1990) p.264
Collection
Accession number
E.578-1988

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Record createdNovember 24, 2008
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