#frederick charles herrick

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It’s Warmer Below - London Underground poster, 1927 // Design by Frederick Charles Herrick

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Frederick Charles Herrick “Come Out at Easter” by London's Underground Holiday Routes (1922)

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‘Overcome the difficulty of the journey - travel by Underground’

London Underground poster featuring an illusration of Hercules and the Nemean lion (1921). Artwork by Frederick Charles Herrick.

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The poster is by Frederick Charles Herrick, who also made an “It Is Cooler Below” advertisement.

Prints of his work can be purchased on the London Transport Museum Shop website.

if you've ever used the London Underground you might have noticed that it often gets uncomfortably hot. the reason for this is actually that its builders dug too greedily & too deep and as a result the trains are very close to the fires of hell. hope that helps.

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Frederick Charles Herrick mythology series, underground posters 1921 

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In 1920, the Underground commissioned a poster to not only encourage attendance at an exhibition, but also to remind advertisers of the power of using the promotional spaces available at stations?

The ‘International advertising exhibition’ poster by Frederick Charles Herrick features a range of characters from advertising campaigns popular in the 1920s, many of which are still recognisable. The Bisto Kids, Mr Punch, Johnnie Walker and the Michelin Man are all waiting on the platform.

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Frederick Charles Herrick (1887-1970) Printed in 1924.

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London Underground posters. Frederick Charles Herrick.  1927

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Frederick Charles Herrick

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This vintage travel poster for ocean liner travel to Scotland shows a stag standing on a rock. Illustrated by Frederick Charles Herrick, circa 1930. "Scotland, the Land of Romance. Anchor Line, New York and Glasgow."

Buy Scotland, the Land of Romance poster | Vintage Travel Poster

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Frederick Charles Herrick, poster for the London Underground, 1926.

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R • M • S • P - New York Service - Transportation Poster - art by Frederick Charles Herrick - c 1925

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More Frederick Charles Herrick (1887-1970)

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The jolly way to keep au fait  And do the thing that's done,  Requires no fuss; Just take a bus  And join the General fun.

General London Transport Christmas poster (1933). Artwork by Frederick Charles Herrick.

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Charles Frederick Herrick, 1926-1927

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‘Did You Know That South Africa’ (1939) Produced for the British Ministry of Information by Frederick Charles Herrick. posted by Reddit User: Mmhmmer Visit artofreddit.com for more art #propagandaposters