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Bill Brandt's Literary Britain

Poster
1984 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This poster reproduces the photograph of Rannoch Moor taken in 1947 by Bill Brandt for the exhibition of his photographs celebrating the relationship between landscape and literature in Britain. The image is captioned with a quotation from the novel 'Kidnapped ' by Robert Louis Stevenson. The exhibition held in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 7 March - 20 May 1984.

Object details

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Object type
TitleBill Brandt's Literary Britain
Materials and techniques
Offset lithograph
Brief description
Bill Brandt's Literary Britain. Poster advertising exhibition of photographs selected by Bill Brandt, held in the V&A 7 March - 20 May 1984. Designed by V&A Design Studio
Physical description
poster reproducing the photograph by Bill Brandt of Rannoch Moor, 1947.
Dimensions
  • Height: 76.2cm
  • Width: 50.9cm
Marks and inscriptions
Lettered on right margin Design by V&A Design section Photograph c. The Estate of Bill Brandt. Printed by Brandprint Ltd.
Credit line
Given by Mark Haworth-Booth
Production
Poster advertising the exhibition held in the Victoria and Albert Museum of photographs of the British landscape related to literature, by the photographer Bill Brandt. 7 March - 20 May 1984
Subject depicted
Place depicted
Literary referenceKidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
Summary
This poster reproduces the photograph of Rannoch Moor taken in 1947 by Bill Brandt for the exhibition of his photographs celebrating the relationship between landscape and literature in Britain. The image is captioned with a quotation from the novel 'Kidnapped ' by Robert Louis Stevenson. The exhibition held in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 7 March - 20 May 1984.
Collection
Accession number
E.508-1998

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Record createdOctober 2, 2005
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