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Love this poster, it seems to borrow its style from artists such as Wyndham Lewis and Edward Wadsworth who were leaders in the vorticist movement, which followed on from surrealism, modernism and cubism, and celebrated industrial scenes and modernist achievements.

congratulations, this is an awsome artwork review... i have never imagined to learn such different things from england and other places without theses visual informations. ps.: the desing artwork it´s so avanguard from it´s time!!! thanks you all!

The same view in 2009:

Just posted it on my blog www.fortvinci.de Many thanks! Best, Sven

Even when I'm feeling completely like a novice student-of-arts in general, there seems to be a rift purposely made within my abilities to embrace categorised forms of creativity that look to be differentiated between kinds of synthesised / robotic features... and another type of spark which consists entirely of PAINT. From the first day i ever stepped foot into this museum, all i ever wanted to be was a decent painter. Since all the other biometric & geometric exhibitions seem to remind me of my failings as a TECHIE. So if you want me to stop dropping in. Give me some hands on, council sponsored hints and tips. You're all so pretty portraiture!

-- I think Gibraltar group would suit your photo very well. I suggest you to take a look at that group.

Ah ah !! Finally that long lost secret recipe. I am French, therefore I need some successful tips from the natives: Is it a true legend that you make the pudding several months before Christmas to let it age on a window sill that faces in the direction of Buckingham Palace in order to attract HRH QE2 good graces ?

Though not an expert, I think part of the idea is to keep "feeding" it with brandy...

Simon G 12-28-2010: Thanks, noted. Happy Holiday Season !

I love the 'art deco' nature of this artwork, especially the bisected circles of the plates on the dresser.