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Advocates for the Arts #4: Freda Lingstrom

28th Jan 20204th May 2020 Emma WestLeave a comment

A guest post by Rebecca Savage exploring the life and work of the overlooked poster artist, designer, author, illustrator and Head of BBC Children's Television Freda Lingstrom.

Posted in Advocates for the ArtsTagged BBC, London Underground, posters, railway, women

Advocates for the Arts #2: Mary Adshead

11th Nov 201920th Apr 2020 Emma WestLeave a comment

For the second piece in the Advocates for the Arts series, I'm celebrating the work of painter, illustrator and muralist Mary Adshead (1904-1995), especially her wartime murals for Birmingham.

Posted in Advocates for the ArtsTagged Birmingham, British Restaurants, General Post Office, London Underground, Mary Adshead, murals, women, WWII

Posters as a civilising force

14th Oct 201911th Dec 2019 Emma West2 Comments

Inspired by a new exhibition of Japanese Red Cross posters at New York’s Poster House, this post explores how interwar posters were used to shape public behaviour.

Posted in Art for the PeopleTagged Empire Marketing Board, General Post Office, London Underground, posters, public taste
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