Royal Flush
Poster
1982 (made)
1982 (made)
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Poster depicting a drawing of a water closet
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Title | Royal Flush (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Colour lithograph on paper |
Brief description | Poster, designed by Nicky Bird under the pseudonym Rick Pay-Tapp, entitled 'Royal Flush', issued as an April Fools Day spoof, advertising a non-existent series of exhibition about water closets, April 1982 |
Physical description | Poster depicting a drawing of a water closet |
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Object history | Poster designed by Nicky Bird as an April Fools Day spoof. He was once a member of museum staff in the Publications Department of the V&A and the poster advertises a non-existent series of joke exhibitions. The pseudonym Rick Pay-Tapp is an anagram of Patrick Yapp who designed many books for the V&A when Bird was Publications Officer. |
Production | Rick Pay-Tapp is a psendonym |
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Accession number | E.2103-1991 |
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Record created | April 9, 2008 |
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