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- Keith Vaughan 1912–1977
- Title
- Graphic work entitled ‘Cacti’
- Date
- Date not known
- Medium
- Gouache and black and white print on paper
- Dimensions
- 240 × 175 mm (poster), 320 × 455 mm (mount)
- Description
- Folded card with the image of a cactus on a mustard yellow background with 'Joseph Hurst Ltd. Hasslemere' inscribed at the bottom.
- Format
- Artwork - on paper, unique
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- Purchased by the archive from Thos. Agnew and Sons Ltd in November 1990
- Reference
- TGA 9013/2/4
Archive context
- Sketches & drawings, advertising work, sketchbook and one gouache by Keith Vaughan TGA 9013 (148)
- Advertising Work TGA 9013/2 (19)
- Graphic work entitled 'Cacti' TGA 9013/2/4
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