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The use of Surrealist imagery in posters is uncommon. Frank Pick believed Surrealism to obscure the clarity of a poster's message. However, some dreamlike imagery, associated with the Surrealist aesthetic, can be found in Underground poster designs from the last 100 years.

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Image of a Poster; Underground; theatres, by Verney L Danvers, 1926

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Image of a Poster; South Kensington, by John Banting, 1936

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Image of a Poster; South Kensington, by John Banting, 1936

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Image of a Poster; Travels in space on your doorstep, by Clifford Ellis and Rosemary Ellis, 1937

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Image of a Poster; Travels in time on your doorstep, by Clifford Ellis and Rosemary Ellis, 1937

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Image of a Poster; London Transport, by Man Ray, 1938

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Image of a Poster: Keeps London going, by Man Ray, 1938

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Image of a Poster; Go out into the country, by Graham Sutherland, 1938

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Image of a Poster; Camden Lock, by John Bellany, 1990

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Image of a Poster; North Bank, South Bank, by Robin Mason, 1993

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Image of a Poster; Simply appetising by tube and bus, by Michael Forbes, 2000
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