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Record Sleeve

1987 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

One of a group of 19 record sleeves together with inner sleeves and vinyl, E. 255- E.314-1989, and other graphic material by the design group 23 Envelope, (E.316-335, E.336-349. E.350-352, E.353-356-1989) acquired by the Department of Prints, Drawings and Paintings (now Word & Image) to strengthen the holdings of 20th century commercial graphics and for display in 'The Art of Selling Songs: 1690-1990' a display focusing on graphic design in the music business, held in the museum in 1990. 23 Envelope were one of the most admired graphic design companies working in the 1980s. The Pixies are an alternative rock music band

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
paper
Brief description
White paper inner-sleeve for the long-playing record 'Come on Pilgrim' recorded by the Pixies. Issued by 4AD, Great Britain, 1987.
Physical description
Plain white paper inner-sleeve for the long-playing record 'Come on Pilgrim' recorded by the Pixies. All corners have are trimmed/rounded.
Dimensions
  • Highest point height: 30.4cm
  • Widest point width: 30.7cm
Measured by DH 21/02/2011
Production typeMass produced
Credit line
Given by Vaughan Oliver
Production
This is a plain paper sleeve

Reason For Production: Retail
Summary
One of a group of 19 record sleeves together with inner sleeves and vinyl, E. 255- E.314-1989, and other graphic material by the design group 23 Envelope, (E.316-335, E.336-349. E.350-352, E.353-356-1989) acquired by the Department of Prints, Drawings and Paintings (now Word & Image) to strengthen the holdings of 20th century commercial graphics and for display in 'The Art of Selling Songs: 1690-1990' a display focusing on graphic design in the music business, held in the museum in 1990. 23 Envelope were one of the most admired graphic design companies working in the 1980s. The Pixies are an alternative rock music band
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Accession number
E.256-1989

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Record createdDecember 13, 2006
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