York Minster, England, 1931A HIGHLY atmospheric original vintage poster from 1931 showing the interior of York Minster by the leading poster artist Fred Taylor (1875 1963) for the LNER railway company. Size 102cm x 64cm [plus 2cm margin of linen backing] Condition Very good. Backed on linen. If you would like to know more please get in touch. Background In a bold composition by Taylor, a shaft of light falls on a corner of the Lady Chapel of York Minister, illuminating its

and also an acknowledgement to the 1938 book Historical Costumes of England

is seen in profile inside a carriage passing an early branch office in Vauxhall

conserved and backed on  Japanese paper

Background Villemot (1911-1989) is among the best known of all poster designers

The bridge on the Trassey Road in County Down is a well known beauty spot and Slieve Bearnagh is known locally from its profile as the Devil's Bite

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Publisher Light Fingers

‘Yellowstone’ Moran

Cowell of Ipswich

A CLASSIC original vintage poster from 1948 by the London design partnership LeWitt-HIm promoting the short-lived American Overseas Airlines with the slogan:  'There’s always sunshine above the clouds’

was made a hereditary marquess by the King of Spain in 2010

in the Provence region of southeast France