Redcar
Poster
1928 (issued)
1928 (issued)
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Rectangular landscape layout colour lithograph poster. Showing a group of twenty-somethings sat on a beach; a woman dressed in a yellow cardigan and white trousers is stretched out on the sand and leaning against her female friend, who is dressed in a blue dress and hat. Opposite them is a man dressed in white casual clothes. A couple are standing together opposite the group and next to them a woman in a white hat is waving to someone who is not in view; with a pier and sea in the background. The image is inscribed: REDCAR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE FROM TOWN CLERK REDCAR OR ANY L.N.E.R INQUIRY OFFICE.. Signed.
Object details
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Title | Redcar (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Colour lithography |
Brief description | Poster designed by Austin Cooper, issued by the London and North Eastern Railway, 'Redcar', colour lithograph, Great Britain, 1928 |
Physical description | Rectangular landscape layout colour lithograph poster. Showing a group of twenty-somethings sat on a beach; a woman dressed in a yellow cardigan and white trousers is stretched out on the sand and leaning against her female friend, who is dressed in a blue dress and hat. Opposite them is a man dressed in white casual clothes. A couple are standing together opposite the group and next to them a woman in a white hat is waving to someone who is not in view; with a pier and sea in the background. The image is inscribed: REDCAR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE FROM TOWN CLERK REDCAR OR ANY L.N.E.R INQUIRY OFFICE.. Signed. |
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Credit line | Given by the London and North Eastern Railway Co. Ltd |
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Other number | 9/A7 - V&A microfiche |
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Accession number | E.570-1928 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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