Royal Pavilion Brighton, 1958A FINE original vintage poster from 1958 showing the Indian style palace of of George IV in the East Sussex resort. Size 102 cm x 64cm Condition Some wear at margins, otherwise good. If you would like to know more please get in touch. Background This is from an extensive Britain series of posters published by the British Travel and Holiday Association around this time. It is printed by Josh and Cross of London.

The identity of the subject here is unknown

The work is 'Composition 1919'

A fine 1960s reprint of an American poster from the first decades of the 20th century promoting ‘the greatest performance of acrobatic wonders ever exhibited’

depicting the named daily rail service from London to the Scottish Highlands

which had created the world’s first underground railway service in 1863

in the Alps near the eastern end of Lake Geneva

bicycles – seen crossing the great bridge

The chateau and the tall urn suggest elegance

Roudi Barth

A replica of the statue was installed on the plinth in 1993

Minor edge wear at top right and some discolouration close to the edge bottom left

Publisher Centre National du Costume de Scène