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A stencil is a template used to draw or paint an exact letter, symbol or shape. Early examples of stencilling in poster design involved applying paint through the stencil with a dry brush. In the 1930s the airbrush was becoming popular and stencils were often used to ensure sharply defined outlines.

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Image of a Poster artwork; Edgware, by Charles Sharland, 1913

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Image of a Poster artwork, Lepidoptera, by Austin Cooper, 1928

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Image of a Poster artwork; The modern god of transport, by Lilian Dring, circa 1938

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Image of a Poster artwork; Westminster from the Thames, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1934

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Image of a Poster artwork, Buckingham Palace, by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1934

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Image of a Poster artwork; Cup final, by Tom Eckersley and Eric Lombers, 1938

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Image of a Poster artwork; Charing Cross isn't the end of the line, 1980

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Image of a Poster artwork; Trains don't stop at St Pancras, by Mick Brownfield, 1980

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