A Large Original Vintage London Transport Lithograph Poster 'How to Make a Party Go' by D M Earnshaw c.1938 sub-Antiques stereoscope cards

stereoscope cards

There is a gallery label verso which dates the picture and reads “Roberson and Miller…Manufacturers of water and oil colours

'Harry Peach was all for progress: what he was against was the wanton destruction of what he regarded as the cultural heritage of the British people'

but this could be removed and the original shine brought back if so desired

The impasto style is buoyant and the flagrant use of colour uplifting

A Large Original Vintage London Transport Lithograph Poster 'How to Make a Party Go' by D M Earnshaw c.1938 sub-Antiques stereoscope cardsOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1938 Height: 41 inches Width: 26 inches Condition: B Poster Dimensions: 40 x 25 inches Issued by London Transport to promote the use of public transport in the capital, and designed by the artist DM Earnshaw in typical quaint style, featuring a highly stylised figure of a young boy gaily strutting amongst a botanical backdrop on a buff coloured ground, reading Free