Little Miss Nobody
Poster
ca.1900 (printed)
ca.1900 (printed)
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Colour lithograph poster promoting performances of 'Little Miss Nobody' at the Lyric Theatre, London. The design shows a young woman wearing a long pale-green skirt and fitted jacket with a red beret: she is cheerfully walking along with a fishing rod in her left hand, a creel (wicker fishing basket) across her shoulder and her right hand raised in the air. The majority of the design is text, providing details of the show, cast, credits, performances, ticketing etc., all within a tartan-esque border.
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Title | Little Miss Nobody (published title) |
Materials and techniques | Colour lithograph and letterpress print |
Brief description | 'Little Miss Nobody'. Colour lithograph poster promoting performances at the Lyric Theatre, London. The design features a young woman wearing a red beret and carrying fishing equipment. Design by Bernard Partridge. Printed by Haycock, London, ca.1900. |
Physical description | Colour lithograph poster promoting performances of 'Little Miss Nobody' at the Lyric Theatre, London. The design shows a young woman wearing a long pale-green skirt and fitted jacket with a red beret: she is cheerfully walking along with a fishing rod in her left hand, a creel (wicker fishing basket) across her shoulder and her right hand raised in the air. The majority of the design is text, providing details of the show, cast, credits, performances, ticketing etc., all within a tartan-esque border. |
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Credit line | Given by Bertram Evans |
Historical context | 'Little Miss Perfect' first opened at the Lyric Theatre, London, 14 September 1898. |
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Other number | 29/F10 - V&A microfiche |
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Accession number | E.481-1939 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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