Ladies Christmas Drinks
Greetings Card
2006 (designed)
2006 (designed)
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This Christmas card was designed by Australian homewares, accessories and stationery designer Christopher Vine and published in Europe by Portfolio. Vine's trademark 'retro-chic' motifs are combined with a Christmas palette of red and green and embellished with 'encapsulated flitter' - the trade term for a recently-developed commercial process for printing areas of synthetic glitter flakes suspended in varnish.
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Title | Ladies Christmas Drinks (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Lithography and encapsulated 'flitter' (printed areas of glitter suspended in varnish) on card. |
Brief description | Christmas card by Christopher Vine, 2006. |
Physical description | Square folded (left hand edge) card with colour (predominantly red, green and black) printed image running across front and back depicting fashionable women in c.1950 dress (embellished with areas of green and red glitter) and a waiter serving drinks, against an urban background (seen through wall-length windows) printed in green and black. |
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Production type | Mass produced |
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Credit line | Given by Lady Ritblat |
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Summary | This Christmas card was designed by Australian homewares, accessories and stationery designer Christopher Vine and published in Europe by Portfolio. Vine's trademark 'retro-chic' motifs are combined with a Christmas palette of red and green and embellished with 'encapsulated flitter' - the trade term for a recently-developed commercial process for printing areas of synthetic glitter flakes suspended in varnish. |
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Accession number | E.262-2009 |
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Record created | September 15, 2010 |
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