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Poster of a stylised top-hatted figure holding a pole, beside text advertising Harper's magazine for one shilling.

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PP D261 poster by the brothers beggarstaff for harper's magazine, 1896, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This 1896 poster, recorded as an anonymous 19th-century work by the Beggarstaff brothers for Harper's magazine, shows a stylised figure in a top hat and cape holding a long pole, drawn in flat black shapes against a grey ground. Beside the figure, bold printed text announces that Harper's is the largest and most popular magazine, priced at one shilling, with the publisher The Artistic Supply Co. Ltd listed at Amberley House W.C.

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