When Alighting Wait Until the Bus is Really Standing Still

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Description

Object description

whole: the image occupies the majority, set against a purple and blue background. The title is integrated and positioned in the upper half, in white, and in the lower third, in white, held within a red inset. The text is integrated and placed at the top, also in white, held within a red and black inset shaped like the London Transport emblem. All set against a white background. image: a full-length depiction of a businessman, seen in silhouette, sitting in the road after having fallen over when getting off a bus. The bus speeds away down the road, its rear windows looking like a frowning face. text: In the Blackout When alighting wait until - the bus is REALLY STANDING STILL Bruce Angrave 842. 1816 S. 1,250. THE BAYNARD PRESS.

Physical description

Part of the 'In the Blackout' series by Bruce Angrave (see PST 15442, PST 15473, PST 15475 and PST 15477). 842. 1816 S. 1,250.

Inscription

POSTER SURVEY 2002

Object Details

Category

Posters

Creator

Angrave, Bruce (Undefined)
The Baynard Press, London, SW9 (printer)
Transport Company, London Transport (publisher/sponsor)

Place made

Great Britain, United Kingdom

Materials

Support: paper

medium: lithograph

Dimensions

Support: Height 633 mm, Width 505 mm

Catalogue number

Art.IWM PST 15439

Object associations

Associated people and organisations

London Transport
Associated events

WW2 British Home Front
Associated places

Great Britain GB
Associated subjects

bus
umbrella
hat
briefcase
Associated keywords

Transport
civilian personnel
professionals
health / safety
blackout
motor vehicles
emblems

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When Alighting Wait Until the Bus is Really Standing Still

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