Decade 1920-30 Ephemera The design features abstract fireworks

The design features abstract fireworks patterns in blue

especially in the ‘hoarding size’ (like this example) and for a named venue promoting the band’s first single

teacher and member of the Royal Academy

widely regarded as Britain's greatest post war poster artist (and the only one to have been recognised with a 'Blue Plaque' on his former home in Golders Green)

Dilys Hamlett and Derek Griffiths

Decade 1920-30 Ephemera The design features abstract fireworksAn original poster for a travelling exhibition organised by the Arts Council of Great Britain, Decade 1920 30, designed by Gordon House, 1970. The exhibition was part of a series that surveyed British art from specific decades. This exhibition focused on British painting and sculpture from the 1920s, and featured works by Barbara Hepworth, Jacob Epstein, Henry Moore, Frank Dobson, Paul Nash, Stanley Spencer, Ben Nicholson, Winifred Nicholson, L. S.