Catalogue of Impression Exhibition
Charles Conder · 1868-1909
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A black and white printed cover design for the Impression Exhibition, featuring large display lettering, the numerals 9 and 5, and a draped allegorical female figure among flowers and scrolling ornament. The text notes the exhibition opened August 17, 1889 at Buxton's Rooms, with decorations lent and arranged by Messrs Cullis Hill.
