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[Illustration] A photograph of wall decorations in a flat at Portman Court, London, designed by John Armstrong Decorative Art vol.28 (1933) p.48 bib.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] Three pieces from the 'Fish' pattern tea set designed by John Armstrong for E. Brain & Co. (Foley Pottery), exhibited at Harrods in 1934. Commercial Art and Industry vol.17, no.102 (Dec.1934) p.223 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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E. Brain & Co. (Foley Pottery)
[1903-. UK. Pottery]
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[Illustration] 'Pheidippedes', poster designed by John Armstrong for Royal Mail. Art and Industry vol.22, no.130 (Apr.1937) p.130 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] 'Mail Coach', poster designed by John Armstrong for Royal Mail Art and Industry vol.22, no.130 (Apr.1937) p.130 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] Poster [postman on a motor cycle] designed by John Armstrong for Royal Mail. Art and Industry vol.22, no.130 (Apr.1937) p.130 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] 'The King's Messenger', poster designed by John Armstrong for Royal Mail. Art and Industry vol.22, no.130 (Apr.1937) p.131 por.
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[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] 'Funeral of a Poet', a painting by John Armstrong, in a frame specifically made for the picture Robert Sielle. Decorative Art vol.36 (1941) p.92 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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Sielle, Robert (Roberts, Cecil Leon)
[1895-1983. UK. Picture Frame Designer]
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[Illustration] A photograph of a mural designed by John Armstrong for the entrance hall of the International Building Club in Park Lane, London. Decorative Art vol.37 (1942) p.48 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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Austen, Peter. Imperial Chemical Industries: a new departure in advertising. Graphis vol.2, no.15 (May\Jun.1946) pp.382-386, 396 illus.
Inspired by Sidney Rogerson, chief of publicity at Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), the company launched an advertising campaign at the end of 1940 in which leading British artists and ICI scientists collaborated. The advertisements were placed in the more "serious" daily and weekly press and aimed to give information about the activities, personalities and equipment of the British chemical industry. The first series was 'Aspects of an Industry'; the second, 'Services of an Industry'; the third was 'Personnel of an Industry; the current fourth series is 'Equipment of an Industry'. Two further series are forthcoming. Among artists who worked on the campaign and whose examples are shown in the article include Edward Wadsworth, Hamzah Carr, C.F. Tunnicliffe, A.R. Thomson, John Armstrong, Keith Henderson, Doris Zinkeisen and Lawrence Scarfe. [11 illustrations]
Chemical Companies: Advertising: UK |
Chemical Industry: Advertising: UK
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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Carr, Hamzah
[UK. Painter]
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Henderson, Keith
[1883-1982. UK. Illustrator\Painter\Muralist]
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Thomson, Alfred Reginald (A.R.)
[1894-1979. UK. Painter\Muralist\Illustrator\Caricaturist]
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Tunnicliffe, Charles Frederick
[1901-1979. UK. Painter\Illustrator]
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Wadsworth, Edward
[1889-1949. UK. Painter\Wood Engraver]
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Zinkeisen, Doris Clare
[1898-1991. UK. Poster\Theatre Set\Costume Designer\Painter]
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[Illustration] 'Cinema', illustration by John Armstrong for a press advertisement for Imperial Chemical Industries. Graphis vol.2, no.15 (May\Jun.1946) p.385 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] Press advertisement for the United Steel Companies Limited designed by John Armstrong. Art and Industry vol.48, no.285 (Mar.1950) p.110 por.
Armstrong, John
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[Illustration] 'Metals are Chemicals', drawing by John Armstrong for a press advertisement for ICI. Art and Industry vol.49, no.292 (Oct.1950) p.138 por.
Armstrong, John
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[Illustration] 'You Can Be Sure of Shell Artists Prefer Shell', poster designed by John Armstrong for Shell. Art and Industry vol.50, no.299\300 (May\Jun.1951) p.172 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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[Illustration] 'You Can Be Sure of Shell Artists Prefer Shell', poster designed by John Armstrong. Art and Industry vol.59, no.353 (Nov.1955) p.175 por.
Armstrong, John
[1893-1973. UK. Painter\Theatre Designer\Muralist\Illustrator]
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