Stop police repression of clowns and street performers
Poster
1976 (made)
1976 (made)
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Postrait poster campaigning to stop police repression of clowns and street performers. The poster features an exaggerated illustration of a policeman eth bulging yellow eyes and jagged metal teeth, squeezing the nose of a clown, who is clenching his jaw in pain.
Object details
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| Title | Stop police repression of clowns and street performers (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Photostencil, printing, paper, plastic laminate |
| Brief description | Poster, designed and printed by John Phillips for the Paddington Printshop, London, 1976. |
| Physical description | Postrait poster campaigning to stop police repression of clowns and street performers. The poster features an exaggerated illustration of a policeman eth bulging yellow eyes and jagged metal teeth, squeezing the nose of a clown, who is clenching his jaw in pain. |
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| Credit line | Given by the Greenwich Mural Workshop. |
| Object history | Poster featured in the Greenwich Mural Workshop's 1986 exhibition 'Printing is Easy...?' |
| Bibliographic reference | From the Greenwich Mural Workshop's 1986 exhibition 'Printing is Easy...?' |
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| Accession number | E.578-2013 |
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| Record created | November 20, 2013 |
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