Greetings Card
2006 (made)
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This 2006 card, designed by fashion student Laura Holmes for Central Saint Martin's College of Art & Design in the idiom of an artist's multiple, is an inventive example of the 'corporate' Christmas greeting adopted by creative practitioners and cultural institutions to advertise their talents and communicate their values.
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Materials and techniques | Lithography on card, metal wire, gunpowder, gold paint, metallic confetti, and polythene |
Brief description | Christmas card/artist's multiple designed by Laura Holmes for Central Saint Martin's College of Art & Design, 2006. |
Physical description | Grip seal polythene bag containing business card-sized card with rounded corners and lithographically printed on the front with image of hand wearing lace cuff and dress ring scattering gold stars against pale blue background and caption lettered in black within the image; on the back, gold stars on pale blue background and greeting, credits and safety instructions lettered in black. White border on both sides of the card printed to resemble blind embossing. Bag also contains small 'sparkler' firework with gold star-shaped head and holographic and gold star-shaped confetti. |
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Credit line | Given by Lady Ritblat |
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Summary | This 2006 card, designed by fashion student Laura Holmes for Central Saint Martin's College of Art & Design in the idiom of an artist's multiple, is an inventive example of the 'corporate' Christmas greeting adopted by creative practitioners and cultural institutions to advertise their talents and communicate their values. |
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Accession number | E.3296-2007 |
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Record created | March 26, 2008 |
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