When it opened in 1863, the London Underground—the tube ... when transportation officials began commissioning posters by artists. A jaunty, Art Deco–style motif from 1931 urges riders to ...

In 2013, London Transport Museum launched Poster Art 150, a selection of the best posters from 150 years of London Underground. Now, the artworks are available to view online, as part of an online ...

Also on display is a 1933 London Underground advert for Hyde ... be exhibiting these exceptional, rare vintage posters in such an iconic Art Deco-inspired hotel. The focus on travel, leisure ...

A new exhibition will showcase the iconic poster art that has adorned the walls of the London Underground for more than a century. Poster Art 150 - London Underground's Greatest Designs is being ...

American poster designer Edward McKnight Kauffer completed his first commission for London Underground in 1915 and continued ... who style was defined by an “art deco elegance” with her designs often ...

Much like this exhibition, in fact. Poster Art 150 - London Underground's Greatest Designs is at the London Transport Museum from 15 February until October 2013. A year-long pass to the museum ...

Experience a rare ride on London’s restored 1938 Art Deco tube train this July 11–13, with journeys on the Piccadilly line ...

A London underground station has gone cat-crazy in response to nonstop in-your-face advertising. That explains why commuters in the Clapham Common station are coming face to face with 68 posters ...

A show of commercial Art Deco posters opens later this month in Manhattan ... after originating at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and a recent retrospective of works by the designer ...

This 150th birthday show is called Poster Art 150 – London Underground’s Greatest Designs and features posters by well-known artists such as Edward McKnight Kauffer and Paul Nash, and designs ...