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ABRAM GAMES - Maximum Meaning Minimum Means
18 Oct-30 Nov 2003
Design Museum
London W8 6AG
Overview
Many of the most iconic images of mid-20th centiry Britain were the work of Abram Games, an art-school drop-out who went on to become the country's Official War Poster Designer during World War II and to create the graphics for the 1951 Festival of Britain.
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