Poster; Flowers, by William Fenton, 1952
Main details
Reference number | 1983/4/6559 |
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Dates | 1952 |
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Print code | 552/1052M/2000 2/52/302H/4500 |
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Completeness | 85% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Height 1016mmWidth 635mmDescriptive size Double royalItem content Attribute Value Object title FlowersText Flowers in the parks are sometimes a race apart - they seem so much better than our own and theirnurturing and naming more magic than culture. From Spring to late Autumn the living flower shows of London's civic gardeners are free to all - they deserve our notice and enjoyment... We suggest therefore that Kew is not merely for country cousins, that Regents Park is for gardeners as well as scullers and zoologists, and Londoners would do well to rediscover the Flower Walk in Kensington Gardens and find new floral pleasures in such little known ones as Hendon's Golden Hill and Streatham's Rookery...
Some suggestions to horticulturalists (both Latin and English speaking).
Chiswick House Grounds... Dulwich Park... Golders Hill Park... Gunnersbury Park... Hampton Court Gardens... Kew Gardens... Queen Mary's Gardens... The Rookery, Streatham Common... Southwark Park... Terrace gardens, Richmond... Waterlow Park... by London Transport -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Artist William Fenton, 1952Printer Waterlow & Sons Ltd, 1952The Baynard Press, 1952Publisher London Transport, 1952