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Throughout the late 1960s several of Beardsley’s provocative and occasionally ‘trippy’ drawings from the 1890s were reprinted for the counterculture generation
designed by the printmaker and artist Robert Tavener for London Transport in 1979
The prints were made to be framed or pinned up on the walls of pubs and illustrate world records of the day
Victorian Earl in the Artic
with text advertising trips to the Zoo in Regent’s Park and at Whipsnade
An exhibition of Wedgewood Ceramics, 1846-1958 Patriotism Throughout the late 1960s severalA rare poster, designed by the English political cartoonist, activist and journalist Ken Sprague for an exhibition of Wedgewood Ceramics, 1846 1958 held at the Rembrandt Rooms, London, 1982. The exhibition was organised by the publisher Richard Denns. From the archive of the printer, G&B Arts. A higher resolution image is available for viewing on request.
