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Trade Card for George Mann & Co. Ltd. Offset Printers, 1910. 1910. Creator: Anon
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Trade Card for George Mann & Co. Ltd. Offset Printers, 1910. 1910. Creator: Anon
Trade Card for George Mann & Co. Ltd. Offset Printers, 1910
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Advert Advertisement Business Business Card Cavalier Commercial Lithograph Ephemera Graphics Printer Printers Stationery Trade Card Tradesman Tradeswoman Graphic Design Lithotint Offset
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This trade card from 1910 showcases the expertise of George Mann & Co. Ltd. , a prominent offset printing company in Britain during the early 20th century. The anonymous creator skillfully combines art and advertising to create an alluring artifact that reflects the cultural and historical significance of this era. The lithograph print features a vividly colored scene, depicting a cavalier figure seated at his stationery, surrounded by various printing tools and equipment. This illustration not only highlights the craftsmanship of George Mann & Co. Ltd. , but also pays homage to the rich heritage of British graphic design. The attention to detail is remarkable, with intricate lettering adorning the card, emphasizing both professionalism and artistic flair. The inclusion of soldiers in the background adds depth to this composition, symbolizing perhaps how printing played a vital role during times of war. As we admire this antique piece, it transports us back in time to an industrial age where tradesmen like printers were highly respected for their skills and contributions. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of technology and commercial practices within the printing industry. Preserved by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this trade card stands as evidence that even everyday objects can hold immense historical value. Its presence within their exhibition signifies its importance as an artifact representing Victorian business culture while showcasing Anon's talent for creating visually striking prints that endure through time.
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