Museum of London Limited Edition Print A2
Tom Eckersley was a leading graphic designer who worked in Britain in the twentieth century. His signature style combined bold, bright colours and flat graphic shapes.
Born in Lancashire in 1914, he studied at Salford Art School in Manchester before moving to London in 1934.
Eckersley’s long career began in the 1930s and continued through to the 1990s. During this time, he designed more than 80 posters for London Transport, initially in collaboration with fellow artist Eric Lombers.
This artwork, comissioned in 1977, promotes the Museum of London with a striking red and black design featuring a female figure holding a basket of oranges.
This limited edition print is exclusive to the London Transport Museum and one of only 99 prints in total.
About this product:
A2 limited edition print (420 x 594mm)
Printed on high quality Epson Monte Carlo printing paper
Exclusive design © Transport for London
Product care:
Your print will arrive packaged in a poster tube
Due to the rolling process the poster will be curved, please do not roll it in reverse to correct this curve as it will crease the print. Instead, leave face down over night to flatten the paper
UV protective glass is recommended for framing
Brand | London Transport Museum |
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SKU | 476492 |
Colour | Red |
Poster Theme | Museums & Galleries |
Transport Mode | Underground |
Artist | Tom Eckersley |
Poster size | A2 - 420 x 594 mm |
Orientation | Portrait |
Decade | 1970 |
Width (cm) | 42 |
Height (cm) | 59.4 |
Date | 1977 |
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