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Helen Beatrix Potter

Beatrix Potter exhibition poster, 1987

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Poster advertising Tate’s Beatrix Potter exhibition, featuring Potter’s illustration Lady Mouse in Mob Cap, c.1092, originally used in her famous story The Tailor of Gloucester. Just before the close of the exhibition, on January 14 1988, The Times quoted Tate’s spokesman, Michael Fraser, as saying ‘The exhibition has been extremely well attended, far more than anticipated’, noting that daily visitor figures were between 800-1,700. He described Potter as ‘an acute observer of natural history [who] produced very fine illustrations of animal and insect subjects, as well as archaeological artefacts and landscapes.’

The text on the poster reads:

Tate Gallery

BEATRIX POTTER

18 NOVEMBER 1987 – 31 JANUARY 1988

SPONSPORED BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY LTD IN AID OF THE NATIONAL TRUST LAKE DISTRICT APPEAL

Admission £2.00 - Concessions £1.00

Monday – Saturday 10-5.50 Sunday 2-5.50 Last Admission 5.30

Closed 24-25-26 December & 1 January

Recorded Information 01.821 7128

Nearest Underground Station, Pimlico (Victoria Line)

Tate Gallery, Millbank, Pimlico, London SW1P 4RG

Abstract Art

Artist Helen Beatrix Potter
Artwork Beatrix Potter exhibition poster
Date of work 1987
Credit © Tate

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Helen Beatrix Potter (1866 –1943) was a British writer, illustrator, natural scientist and conservationist. Potter's study and watercolours of fungi led to her being widely respected in the field of mycology, but she is best known for the successful series of children's books the wrote and illustrated, including The Tale of Peter Rabbit, The Tailor of Gloucester and The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin. 22 of her illustrations for The Tailor of Gloucester form part of Tate’s collection, and can be viewed by appointment in Tate Britain’s Prints and Drawings Room.

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