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Futurism (c1909-1917), and its British counterpart Vorticism (c1914-1919), can be seen to have influenced a number of Underground poster designs. The formal expression of dynamism and speed is a characteristic of Futurist painting that lent itself to cutting edge developments in poster design, particularly in the 1920s.

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Image of a Poster; Winter sales, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1921

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Image of a Poster; Winter sales, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1924

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Image of a Poster artwork; Winter sales, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1924

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Image of a Poster; White City; Harringay Park, by Clive Gardiner, 1927

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Image of a Poster, Season tickets save trouble, by Clive Gardiner, 1928

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Image of a Poster; Save time; be on your way with a season, by Clive Gardiner, 1928

Artwork

Image of a Poster artwork; Alternative lettering removed from Shop between 10 and 4, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1930

Artwork

Image of a Poster artwork; Between 6 and 12, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1930

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Image of a Poster; Power - the nerve centre of London's Underground, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1931

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Image of a Poster; Shop between 10 and 4, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1931

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Image of a Poster; Play between 6 and 12, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1931

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Image of a Poster artwork; St Christopher; town, by Vladimir Polunin, 1934

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Image of a Poster; Imperial War Museum, by Edward Wadsworth, 1936
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