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Style: Constructivist
Period: 1940s
'Londoners' 1940s Etching - by Peter László Péri
Located in London, GB
A 5-part original etching from Peter László Péri’s 'Londoners’ series, 1940s. Framed size: 41.5cm x 46.5cm Mounting: Raised-float mounted using aci...
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1940s Constructivist Art

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Etching

Selling the Daily Worker - by Peter László Péri
Located in London, GB
A uniquely hand-coloured etching with acquatint also represented in the Tate collection: “Selling the Daily Worker c.1947 (Tate P14975) is an etching that depicts a woman selling the Communist newspaper The Daily Worker with the headline ‘The British Turn to Socialism’. She is standing in front of a factory wall, her baby in its pram temporarily ignored. The Daily Worker reached its peak circulation in the years after the Second World War, when concerns about workers’ rights and inequality inspired many to turn to socialism. ” Artist: Peter László Péri...
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1940s Constructivist Art

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Etching

Variations on the Theme ‘Swabbing and Sweeping’ - by Peter László Péri
Located in London, GB
A highly-evocative original 1940s Peter László Péri etching in a museum-grade frame. Framed size: 45 x 52.5cm Mounting: Raised-float mounted using ...
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1940s Constructivist Art

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Etching

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