‘Elliott Alice Boots‘, by Paul Christodoulou, 1966-67. A monochrome lithographic poster advertising ladies boots manufactured by T. Elliott & Sons. The design incorporating an illustration of a young woman, in a white dress and holding flowers, into a pastiche of designs after Aubrey Beardsley.
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Great fun and one can certainly see the Beardsley in this .. though it makes me long for The Book on Yellow Paper even more.
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Amen, dear Dandy.
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