1914 British Original Harry Tate Comedy Lithograph, Harry Tate fishing inside a car - Linen Backed

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1914 British Original Harry Tate Comedy Lithograph, Harry Tate fishing inside a car - Linen BackedDate: 1914 Size: 19. 8 x 30 inches Artist: T. E. Stephens About the Poster: "AEROGOLFISHMOBILLIARD" is a wordplay term used by British comedian Harry Tate, referring to a combination of air travel, golf, fishing, and billiards. It was likely popularized by Tate in his early 1900s stage performances and was the title of one of his lithographs. The term is a whimsical and nonsensical mashup of activities, playing on the popular culture of the time,

He then returned to Paris and set up his shop where he began printing theatrical posters in a remarkably innovative way

evoke a sense of movement and emotion

as can be seen from the titles of the illustrated books he produced: Artistes et Bourgeois (Paris: Louis Michaud 1896)

and an artist who can croon over soulful piano ballads as much as he can shred a bluesy guitar solo (like he did as the lead guitarist for The Black Crowes in 2013)

We opted not to restore it entirely

Date: 1974

printed in Bologna in 1917

social mores

and industrial design

This rare poster is in overall very good condition and was recently professionally linen backed

Artist: Wilhelm Willrab (School of Klinger)

The movie contains frantic pacing

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