Poster; There is still the Country, by Dora M Batty, 1926
Main details
Reference number | 2000/3945 |
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Description | Poster of a woman stood in a blue jacket and grey skirt before a tree and feild of autumn colours or orange, yellow and green. |
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Dates | 1926 |
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Print code | 1192.1500. 10.8.26 |
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Completeness | 100% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Height 1010mmWidth 620mmDescriptive size Double royalItem content Attribute Value Object title There is still the CountryText There Is Still The Country Underground -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Artist Dora M Batty, 1926Publisher Underground Electric Railway Company Ltd, 1926 -
Associated companies, people and places
People Attribute Value People Dora Batty - 1926
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