The British Character Antique Print From Teh 1930s

The British Character 1930s Antique Cartoon Line block illustration from a vintage punch magazine, 1930 's. this vintage cartoon from punch magazine shows a group of brits in the jungle playing bridge. this item is around 90 years old, all line blocks illustration from a vintage punch magazine sold by collectorsprints are certified antique. The british character importance of tea type line block illustration from a vintage punch magazine date 1930s age around 90 years old. certificate of authenticity yes size of image 7 x 5 inches 18 x 12½ cms overall size of sheet 9½ x 6 inches 24 x 15 cms printed title the british character printed text importance of tea condition score a.

The British Character Antique Print From Teh 1930s Cartoons from punch magazine by pont (graham laidler). pont captured the quintessential 'british character' from the 1930s and early 1940s. his was a message of stoicism, eccentricity, charm and pride that would have been acknowledged by readers of punch around the globe and in the empire. Aventuras de chiquinho adventures of chiquinho (1939) from the aventuras de chiquinho series. chiquinho decides to put on a show with his friend benjamin. benjamin will pretend to be a tiger and they will charge people money to see him perform tricks. however all doesn’t go to plan!. This beautiful 1930s ad for the brand was created by painter, commercial poster artist and typeface designer am cassandre, whose innovative and avant garde approach to design earned him a prominent place in the art deco movement. adele leyris, design director at house 337, outlines just what's so clever about it. April 6, 2024. entertainment. classic cartoons from the 1930s are animation treasures, marking a golden era where iconic characters and sound synchronization became mainstays in popular culture. during this decade, cartoon animation studios experimented with new storytelling techniques, producing characters that have stood the test of time.