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Author
North, Kennedy, 1887-1942
Full Title
(Covers to) British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley Park April-October. Its situation described in relation to the railways of London. Done by Kennedy North 1923. Dobson, Molle & Co. Ltd., colour printing, Edinburgh, Liverpool and London. Printed in Great Britain. (Cover title) British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley . London April-October ... Admission 1'6. With the complements of the proprietors of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph. Wembley, 1924.
List No
9885.001
Note
Color pictorial map of British Empire Exhibition guide, 49x74, folded into cover 17x10. Shows 1924 Exhibition site at Wembley in North London. The map draws many stylistic comparisons with Max Gill's cartographic designs of this period with its use of strapwork cartouches, decorative compass rose, and coat of arms. Also includes notes on exhibition and an unfurled scrollwork banner inscribed with a note from Edward Prince of Wales. Map shows underground and overground trains, Circle and District Lines, providing a circular focal point, lower right, in which he has placed a silhouette of Nelson's Column and the Westminister and City skyline, with the inscription "Heart of the Empire", Wembley site shown with its gardens, avenues, lakes, exhibition pavilions and amusement park, the latter hidden from public view beneath a blue and white striped big top tent. On verso of the map a comprehensive printed guide to the Exhibition itself, with descriptions of the site and the different Palaces, including views various landmarks and the exhibition site.
Author
North, Kennedy, 1887-1942
Full Title
(Text Page to) British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley Park April-October. Its situation described in relation to the railways of London. Done by Kennedy North 1923. Dobson, Molle & Co. Ltd., colour printing, Edinburgh, Liverpool and London. Printed in Great Britain. (Cover title) British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley . London April-October ... Admission 1'6. With the complements of the proprietors of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph. Wembley, 1924.
List No
9885.002
Note
Color pictorial map of British Empire Exhibition guide, 49x74, folded into cover 17x10. Shows 1924 Exhibition site at Wembley in North London. The map draws many stylistic comparisons with Max Gill's cartographic designs of this period with its use of strapwork cartouches, decorative compass rose, and coat of arms. Also includes notes on exhibition and an unfurled scrollwork banner inscribed with a note from Edward Prince of Wales. Map shows underground and overground trains, Circle and District Lines, providing a circular focal point, lower right, in which he has placed a silhouette of Nelson's Column and the Westminister and City skyline, with the inscription "Heart of the Empire", Wembley site shown with its gardens, avenues, lakes, exhibition pavilions and amusement park, the latter hidden from public view beneath a blue and white striped big top tent. On verso of the map a comprehensive printed guide to the Exhibition itself, with descriptions of the site and the different Palaces, including views various landmarks and the exhibition site.
Author
North, Kennedy, 1887-1942
Full Title
British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley Park April-October. Its situation described in relation to the railways of London. Done by Kennedy North 1923. Dobson, Molle & Co. Ltd., colour printing, Edinburgh, Liverpool and London. Printed in Great Britain. (Cover title) British Empire Exhibition 1924 Wembley . London April-October ... Admission 1'6. With the complements of the proprietors of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph. Wembley, 1924.
List No
9885.003
Note
Color pictorial map of British Empire Exhibition guide, 49x74, folded into cover 17x10. Shows 1924 Exhibition site at Wembley in North London. The map draws many stylistic comparisons with Max Gill's cartographic designs of this period with its use of strapwork cartouches, decorative compass rose, and coat of arms. Also includes notes on exhibition and an unfurled scrollwork banner inscribed with a note from Edward Prince of Wales. Map shows underground and overground trains, Circle and District Lines, providing a circular focal point, lower right, in which he has placed a silhouette of Nelson's Column and the Westminister and City skyline, with the inscription "Heart of the Empire", Wembley site shown with its gardens, avenues, lakes, exhibition pavilions and amusement park, the latter hidden from public view beneath a blue and white striped big top tent. On verso of the map a comprehensive printed guide to the Exhibition itself, with descriptions of the site and the different Palaces, including views various landmarks and the exhibition site.
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