Maker
Anthony Burrill
Maker name as recorded in the holding museum's catalogue: “Anthony Burrill”. Biographical and business details beyond that record have not been independently verified.
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Published entries
8
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8 with a credited real-object photo
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Catalogue entries (8)
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© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — Clear Your Head, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'Clear Your Head', in black on a pale blue ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper, printing ink; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
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posters
Poster — Don't Say Nothing, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'Don't Say Nothing', in black on a yellow ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper, printing ink; measurements Height 53 cm; Width 76 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — I Like it. What is it?, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'I Like it. What is it?', in black on an orange ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper, printing ink; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
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Poster — It All Makes Sense, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'It All Makes Sense', in black on a green ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper, printing ink; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — Make Your Mark on the World, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'Make Your Mark on the World', in black on a red ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — Think of Your Own Ideas, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'Think of Your Own Ideas', in black on a blue ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — Work Hard and Be Nice to People, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'Work Hard and Be Nice to People'. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
posters
Poster — You Know More Than You Think You Do, Anthony Burrill, Rye, 2004-2011
2004-2011
Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'You Know More Than You Think You Do', in black on a grey ground. The museum record gives material recorded as recycled paper; measurements Height 76 cm; Width 53 cm; place associated: Rye; maker recorded: Anthony Burrill.
Partial type record
Materials recorded in the physical descriptions
- Paper8
- Zinc4
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