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The Oval - England v. West Indies, 1939 - Clifford Ellis & Rosemary Ellis - Framed art Print

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  • Framed Vintage art print (34 x 40 cm) by Clifford Ellis & Rosemary Ellis.
  • Buy this print framed for £155.
  • Buy this print unframed for £45.
  • Framed Size is 34 x 40 cm.
  • Other print sizes and frame styles are available.
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About this artwork

Launched by London Transport in 1939, this print is a true representation of the classic poster collection housed at the London Transport Museum. Each purchase aids the museum in its ongoing endeavors.

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About the artist

From 1931 onwards, Clifford and Rosemary Ellis became artistic partners as an already married couple. Throughout the 1930s, they created posters for notable organizations such as London Transport, the Empire Marketing Board, and Shell-Mex and BP Ltd. Their designs stood out for their vibrant utilization of colour and form, seamlessly blending imagery and text into cohesive and meaningful compositions. It's worth noting the posters' distinctive feature for the era - the authentic portrayal of birds and animals within naturalistic settings. Their poster success led to opportunities as book jacket designers. Today, they are well known for their artwork on the covers of Collins' New Naturalist books. Following World War II, Clifford Ellis assumed the role of a master at Bath Academy, a pivotal figure in relocating the school to Corsham Court. By the late 1960s, the academy had educated more than 600 art instructors. Corsham's close proximity to artistic communities in Cornwall facilitated connections with talented and inspiring artist-teachers.

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