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Painting; Bermondsey Station for the Jubilee Line Extension, by Robert Soden, 1997

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Reference number	2000/17994
Description	Painting of Bermondsey Station for the Jubilee Line Extension. This was one of series of 24 paintings showing the construction of the Jubilee Line Extension commissioned by Jeremy-Rewse Davies on behalf of the JLE, LUL.
Artist	Robert Soden
Dates	1997
Collection	Artwork
Object type	Painting
Location	Acton Depot
Topics	Tube
Completeness	60%

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770mm
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1062mm
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Gouache
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Robert Soden, 1997
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Jubilee line, 1997

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Painting; Bermondsey Station for the Jubilee Line Extension, by Robert Soden, 1997

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Dimensions
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Height	770mm
Width	1062mm

Painting; Bermondsey Station for the Jubilee Line Extension, by Robert Soden, 1997

Main details

Physical description

People involved

Associated companies, people and places

Museum galleries and Shop