London Underground Map - Limited Edition Poster by Biblioteque (2009)
Designed by Bibliotheque for the London Poster Project, London Design Festival (2009). Limited Edition Screen print. Measures 91cm x 64cm. Excellent Condition.
This screen print poster saw a limited edition of 100. It featuring the deconstruction of the London Underground map with only the red and black features showing. With all other colours removed, only the Northern and Central lines remain along with a scattering of icons for interchanges and mainline rail. Lettered with designer's names, date and commissioning details. Stamped with the London Design Festival logo in red and white.
As part of the 2009 London Design Festival, Domenic Lippa at Pentagram worked with the Festival's Chairman, Sir John Sorrell in curating the London Poster Project. This exhibition was formed of twenty posters created by the UK's most renowned graphic designers. Each artist was asked to produce a poster that 'celebrates London as the creative capital of the world'. They were restricted to a palette of red and black and each silkscreened poster was produced in a limited edition of 100. The exhibition drew on the notion that the poster is one of the oldest and still one of the most powerful forms of graphic communication. The posters were displayed at the V&A during the London Design Festival in 2009
An example is held in the V&A collection: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1239971/the-london-poster-project-poster-harry-beck/
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Designed by Bibliotheque for the London Poster Project, London Design Festival (2009). Limited Edition Screen print. Measures 91cm x 64cm. Excellent Condition.
This screen print poster saw a limited edition of 100. It featuring the deconstruction of the London Underground map with only the red and black features showing. With all other colours removed, only the Northern and Central lines remain along with a scattering of icons for interchanges and mainline rail. Lettered with designer's names, date and commissioning details. Stamped with the London Design Festival logo in red and white.
As part of the 2009 London Design Festival, Domenic Lippa at Pentagram worked with the Festival's Chairman, Sir John Sorrell in curating the London Poster Project. This exhibition was formed of twenty posters created by the UK's most renowned graphic designers. Each artist was asked to produce a poster that 'celebrates London as the creative capital of the world'. They were restricted to a palette of red and black and each silkscreened poster was produced in a limited edition of 100. The exhibition drew on the notion that the poster is one of the oldest and still one of the most powerful forms of graphic communication. The posters were displayed at the V&A during the London Design Festival in 2009
An example is held in the V&A collection: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1239971/the-london-poster-project-poster-harry-beck/
Free UK Delivery. For Non-UK Delivery please request quotation
Designed by Bibliotheque for the London Poster Project, London Design Festival (2009). Limited Edition Screen print. Measures 91cm x 64cm. Excellent Condition.
This screen print poster saw a limited edition of 100. It featuring the deconstruction of the London Underground map with only the red and black features showing. With all other colours removed, only the Northern and Central lines remain along with a scattering of icons for interchanges and mainline rail. Lettered with designer's names, date and commissioning details. Stamped with the London Design Festival logo in red and white.
As part of the 2009 London Design Festival, Domenic Lippa at Pentagram worked with the Festival's Chairman, Sir John Sorrell in curating the London Poster Project. This exhibition was formed of twenty posters created by the UK's most renowned graphic designers. Each artist was asked to produce a poster that 'celebrates London as the creative capital of the world'. They were restricted to a palette of red and black and each silkscreened poster was produced in a limited edition of 100. The exhibition drew on the notion that the poster is one of the oldest and still one of the most powerful forms of graphic communication. The posters were displayed at the V&A during the London Design Festival in 2009
An example is held in the V&A collection: https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1239971/the-london-poster-project-poster-harry-beck/
Free UK Delivery. For Non-UK Delivery please request quotation
