What is the thematic context of Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground?

industrial london, social realism influence, wartime hardship themes, lamb's urban focus, british social commentary, working-class depiction, documenting daily life, early 20th century art

Is Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground under copyright?

Yes, this artwork is still under copyright.

What topics does Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground explore?

urban realism, wartime london, bandaged hand, underground scene, british art history, harold lamb artist, social commentary

Artwork Info: Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground

Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground

Realism
1939
50.0 x 40.0 cm
The British Postal Museum - Archive

lynton harold lamb (1907 – 1977)

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The British Postal Museum - Archive (London, United Kingdom)

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About this artwork

Title: Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground
Artist: lynton harold lamb
Year: 1939
Original dimensions: 50.0 x 40.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: The British Postal Museum - Archive
Creative period: Early Modern
Color palette: Dark
Keywords: 1939 oil painting, vintage london art, subway art painting

Telegraph Boy with a Bandaged Hand, in the Underground

lynton harold lamb (1907 – 1977)

The British Postal Museum - Archive (London, United Kingdom)

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